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Buttonpusher I: Keep Up Your Hope
2023 | Screen Print on Paper, Wood, Acetate, Metal | 15.25 inches x 12.25 inches each

INSTALLATIONS

Store Front Window Display

From the beginning of the Industrial Revolution through today’s consumer driven society, our global economy is reliant on the never-ending churn of consumption that creates stunning amounts of waste and extreme gaps in wealth and equality. Industries exist around the creation of brands to influence people to buy the next latest and greatest thing with little regard to what happens as a result. What if we stepped off the wheel of consumption and instead focused on a society based on “peace”, “love” and “hope”? What might that world look like?

Collaborative Gallery Installation

“Reflecting on the urgency of this moment, Chantal Westby, in collaboration with printmaker Rhonda Babb, emphasize the need for action and activism to make meaningful progress. This installation illustrates the journey of water from rivers, to our faucets, and back again – a demanding cycle that requires both civic and individual involvement.” Read More.

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY CLIMATE SCHOOL Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory (LDEO) 2023 OPEN HOUSE | POP-UP EXHIBIT

From their website:

“The Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory (LDEO) is a world-class science research institution that also plays a vital role in education. Established in 1949 as the Lamont Geological Observatory, our first Director was William Maurice “Doc” Ewing, a pioneering earth scientist. Doc started the Open House tradition, opening up the campus for one day each year to neighbors, students, the Columbia University community, and beyond. Even now, few science facilities of LDEO’s caliber and reputation open their doors to the community in this way. For over 50 years, Open House has remained one of our most important events, an exciting opportunity for adults and children of all ages to learn about our planet in fun and engaging ways!” Read More.