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The listing profiles a 2026 Mid-Career Project Grantee and their funded project; it does not present an open call for applications.
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Get matched →Lindsay Buck is the 2026 Mid-Career Project Grantee. Her project, heart+land: Stories of the Central Minnesotan Landscape, seeks to expand opportunities for Indigenous cultural interpretation in Greater Minnesota. An existing interpretive trail at two regional parks in Central Minnesota will be upgraded to include audio recordings from First Speakers of the Dakota and Ojibwe languages, honoring the oral traditions of both. Audio clips will include pronunciations of words featured throughout the trail and conversations about the landscape, and will be accessible to the public through a free phone app.
Lindsay Buck is a landscape architect with studies in Fine Arts and Biology and a Master in Landscape Architecture (MLA) degree. Her passion lies at the intersection of art and science. Born and raised in the American Midwest, she has lived and worked professionally in Miami, Los Angeles, and Zurich, Switzerland. She currently resides in Mahtomedi, Minnesota and is co-founder of Tree and Table, a multi-faceted design studio that encourages exploration, appreciation, and preservation of the natural world.
The McKnight Foundation generously enables Forecast to provide Professional Development Grants for mid-career artists seeking to expand their work in the field of public art. Forecast mid- and early-career grants are designed to support independent projects, leadership development, professional development, risk-taking, multidisciplinary approaches, and collaborative problem-solving in the field of public art.
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