She has received the Pollack-Krasner Grant, Brooklyn Arts Council Grant, Puffin Foundation Grant, the Dutch Artists Grant (Fonds BKVB) among others and has been awarded the Environmental Cultural Award, Milieudienst (Environmental Protection Agency) Amsterdam, Netherlands. She is represented by Robischon Gallery in Denver, and Heskin Projects in New York City.

She has given many talks about her work and exhibits nationally and internationally. Lindt has spent time working and collaborating at many field stations including the Toolik Field station in the Arctic, Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest in New Hampshire, the NYC Urban Field Station and the Abisko Field Station in the Swedish Arctic. She mostly works in collaboration with philosophers, ecologists and social scientists (among others) on longer term projects.

Her work focuses on people’s relationship to natural areas, effects of climate change on underground ecosytems (both rural and urban) and environmental awareness. Nikki Lindt is a visual and sound artist living in Brooklyn.

Hers to Protect by Nicky F. Grant