Alan Goodman of Revolution newspaper stopped by my studio and interviewed me about the walk-in panorama I created about Mike Brown and Ferguson.
Author Archives: Phil Buehler
Bushwick Open Studios, June 2015
In May I wen to Ferguson to photograph, with images of the riots from the nightly news still vivid. I found something very different. On the yellow line where Michael Brown dies was a makeshift memorial made of hundreds of stuffed animals, flowers and notes. I created a 360 degree, walk-in panoramic photo that let people step into Ferguson.
PAPER JAM: Exploring Visual Strategies for Social Concern
New Gallery: Red Hook Grain Elevator Silos
Current issue of Rutgers Magazine
Artnet listed my studio as one to visit for Bushwick Open Studios
Wardy Forty is a PDN Annual award winner in Photo Books
PDN Photo Annual, out on newstands now:
Exhibit and Talk in Tulsa
I jus returned from Tulsa, where photographs of my book were exhibited at Tulsa Community College and I was a resident artist for the week. I had a great time guest lecturing in a photo class, and taking a group of students and local artists around a deserted section of Tulsa for a photo field trip. Then to top it off I gave a talk at the Woody Guthrie Center. And then left before the temperature hit the 90s!