Description :

Climate Conference is a humorous, sharply observed giclée print by Sandy Jamieson featuring an unlikely beach‑club gathering of wildlife and political figures. A walrus, polar bear, orangutan, giraffe, elephant, and rhinoceros lounge together under a thatched umbrella, while Sarah Palin and Al Gore appear in the scene—an intentional contrast that underscores the artist’s satirical take on climate‑change discourse. Bright coastal light, playful color, and expressive character poses create a lively, narrative‑driven composition. Jamieson’s signature blend of wit, environmental commentary, and approachable illustration style is fully present in this work.

Artist Bio — Sandy Jamieson

Sandy Jamieson is an Alaskan painter, illustrator, and printmaker known for his humorous, narrative‑rich depictions of wildlife, outdoor culture, and environmental themes. His work often blends realism with satire, using animals and familiar public figures to comment on contemporary issues with warmth and accessibility.

Jamieson studied art formally in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska, developing a style rooted in strong draftsmanship, expressive character work, and a deep connection to northern landscapes. Over the course of his career, he has produced paintings, prints, murals, and editorial illustrations that have become widely recognizable throughout Alaska.

His work has been exhibited in:

• Anchorage Museum exhibitions

• Alaska House Gallery (Fairbanks)

• Various Alaskan regional art shows and invitational exhibitions

• Commercial and public commissions throughout Alaska

22” T X 30” W  - No Frame

Climate Conference Print AlGore  and Sarah Palin