Artists Climate Collective commissioned artists Alana Campbell and Gabriel Gaffney Smith to create new work to be featured in ODC's Lobby Gallery for the month of January, 2024. 

All work is available to purchase as stated below.

Artists Climate Collective is an official co-presenter of ODCSF's 2023/2024 Lobby Nights.

MILES TO GO
BEFORE I SLEEP
​Alana Campbell
American, 1998

Miles To Go Before I Sleep examines the dichotomy in historical art canon of man’s desire to overtake nature and women looking to become one with the earth. Guided by the vision of a fallen star, the series journeys across a forgotten land destroyed by the hand of man. The ever-changing landscapes are illuminated through the use of collage. The work fuses photography with stock imagery to create dreamlike landscapes. The ephemeral nature of each image confronts binaries of controlling and releasing, creating and destroying, and remembering and forgetting.

The Tide

First Snow

Light Creeps In

'Neath the Sky

Firelight

Nimuë

Shadow Fell

Of Dew and Rain

Silent Wood

PRINTS AVAILABLE TO ORDER
Editions of 7, plus one show print. Show prints on display are not for sale.
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Displayed frames can be secured by first request. All frames are thrifted and uniquely repurposed by the artist. Ordered print will be glazed and re-mounted.

Unframed pricing:
8” x10” -  $90
11” x 14” - $155
16” x 20” - $280
18” x 24" - $320

​Framed Pricing (black, matte style to be customized according frame availability)
​5” x 7”- $85
8” x10” -  $150
11” x 14” - $215
16” x 20” - $340
18” x 24" - $380

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DESTRUCTIVE BEAUTY
Gabriel Gaffney Smith
American, 1985

Using wood as my medium, I aim to symbolize the profound impact of destroying something inherently beautiful. The intensifying wildfires worldwide, exacerbated by factors like drought, heatwaves, and high winds, emphasize the pressing need to grasp the health implications of wildfire exposure. The hazardous mix of air pollutants in wildfire smoke, such as PM2.5, NO2, ozone, aromatic hydrocarbons, and lead, not only contaminates the air but also contributes significantly to climate impact by releasing substantial amounts of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gasses. Wildfire events are becoming more extreme, disrupting essential services like transportation, communication, water supply, and power and gas services. Through this piece, I aim to visually represent these stark facts by juxtaposing the beauty of a sunset with the destructive force of fire, emphasizing that our world is metaphorically ablaze.

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