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
AUG 10 - OCT 2
Anastasia Zielinski:
Discovering Home
This show brings together artwork made over the past five years, tracing an intimate process of learning a new landscape through sustained attention. Created in plein-air oil pastel and expanded through larger gouache and oil paintings in the studio, the work reflects the artist’s growing relationship with Central Oregon. Since moving to Bend in 2021 to become her mother’s primary caregiver, Zielinski has used art as a way to stay grounded through caretaking, health challenges, and the slow process of making a home in an unfamiliar place. These works invite viewers to see Oregon through her eyes: close, attentive, and full of discovery.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Anastasia Zielinski is a multidisciplinary artist, arts educator, and owner of FREAK’N ART, a community studio in Bend, Oregon. Her work spans painting, fiber-based collage, and installation, with a focus on materiality, place, and the natural world. She earned her BFA from Pratt Institute and has exhibited nationally and internationally, including site-specific installations for INSCAPE Arts, Shunpike’s Storefront Seattle, Spaceworks Tacoma, and CLAVO. She has participated in residencies with Casa Lü, eeeee, and New Pacific Studio, and received the 2023 Jerry Goldstein Foundation Award. In 2026, she curated Nourish, a benefit auction for Family Kitchen in Bend, Oregon. She lives and works in Central Oregon.
