Oblivion
Aidan Dillon, J. snowbowl, Alondra M. Garza, Maksym Khutorianskyi, Lynaea Russom, Briannon Anglum, and Emily Quandahl.
January 30th - February 13th, 2026
Schmidt Landmark Gallery St. Paul, MN
Oblivion chronicles the transitional nature of being. Taking its name from the sensation of fading away or slipping into nonexistence, Oblivion hopes to create a space that exists in neither heaven nor hell, exploring the feelings of existing within limbo, and what it means to forge a meaningful existence within the constraints of the in-between
Atrophy (soundtrack from the exhibition)
The score for this show is a 43 minute looping sound work by J. snowbowl titled Atrophy. This artwork was recorded and produced by J. snowbowl. The work highlights the oscillating identites present throughout the works within Oblivion and was created during the curatorial process. J. snowbowl also collaborated with Camden Stevens on the original score for How it Feels in July of 2025.
Photos courtesy of Camden Stevens 2026