The Cindy & Duncan
Campbell Gallery
SFF Presents finalized the purchase of the Sisters Art Works building in December of 2019, completing a two-year, $1.4 million capital campaign that included upgrades and additions to our home office and site of our largest Sisters Folk Festival venue. Two of the largest contributors to the campaign were Cindy and Duncan Campbell, who are well-known in Oregon for their philanthropic efforts as founders of Friends of the Children, a nationwide organization dedicated to breaking the generational cycle of poverty.
We are proud to offer the gallery in their name to local and regional artists as a low-pressure space to display their work. We do not take commission on pieces sold in the gallery and we do not charge any fees to host a show.
CURRENT SHOW
DEC 2025 - FEB 2026
AUSTIN QUATTLEBAUM
Quattlebaum’s art is a wild ramble through nature, music, and storytelling, blending the whimsical with the wonderfully weird. A lifelong creator, his artistic roots trace back to building theater sets and crafting puppets in his youth, sparking a love for bold designs and intricate details. Today, his work draws inspiration from his Southern upbringing, years spent guiding whitewater rapids, and a deep connection to the natural world. Mushrooms, birds, folklore, and music weave their way into his pieces, creating a style that feels both earthy and otherworldly, where banjos sprout from mossy logs and herons strut across cosmic swamps.
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As a digital illustrator and large-scale woodworker, Quattlebaum’s work has adorned festival posters, band merch, and his own Banjo Pilgrim product line. He’s crafted massive plywood art pieces and even built a 13-foot rainbow trout puppet for the Big Ponderoo Music and Arts Festival. Whether designing a delicate mushroom study or a bold festival poster, his art invites you into a world where nature and imagination collide.
IG: banjopilgrim
