Luther artist donates work to campaign against nuclear weapons

Luther College artist David Kamm has donated an image to the #DemandZero movement to help define anti-nuke imagery for the 21st century. 

Kamm is the art gallery coordinator and an assistant professor of art at Luther College.  He created the poster design with nuclear skull placed within a red zero that mimics the ring of a cancellation or prohibition symbol.

30 percent of the profits from the sale of items made from Kamm's image and similar images will go to support Global Zero, the international movement for the elimination of all nuclear weapons.