Sometimes I feel like a time traveler visiting the past and returning with a piece of endangered history.
I’ve been trying to bring some of the past back into the present through photography for over forty years, ever since rowing out to then-abandoned Ellis Island in 1974 when I was a senior in high school to make a 16mm film. Exploring New York’s ruins was the closest thing to the frontier, and at the time New York had a lot of them.
More recently, I’ve been creating large immersive public art installations that bring together photography, archival research and activism. Many are large walk-in panoramic photographs, or cycloramas, of places of cultural significance.
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2023 Irpin Ukraine Ukrane: Please Don’t Forget Us, public art installation, 2nd Ave, Little Ukraine, New York CIty
2022 The Wall of Liars and Deniers, presented by Radio Free Brooklyn, Brooklyn, NY
2022 Wild Wander, a collaboration with Spencer Tunick, curated by Daniel Aycock, Spring/Break Art Show, New York City
2021 Book of Ours, curated by Sarah Cenentano, Spring/Break Art Show, New York City
2021 Re:Generation, a public art installation on the Tulsa Race Massacre, Paradise Baptist Church, Tulsa, Oklahoma
2020 The Wall of Lies, a collaboration with Tom Tenney and Radio Free Brooklyn, Brooklyn and NYC
2019 Mallrat to Snapchat: End of the Third Place, Front Room Gallery, New York City
2017 American Trilogy, Spring/Break Art Show, New York City
2017 (un)thinkable, Front Room Gallery, New York City
2016 Gold Star Families, eyewash Projects at PACA, Erie, PA
2016 Wardy Forty: Woody’s Story Continues, The Woody Guthrie Center, Tulsa, Oklahoma
2015 Say Their Names, Black Lives Matter, Times Square, New York
2014 Wardy Forty, Valentine Gallery, Ridgewood, Queens
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2023 Emomé Festival, Galeri Eric WonanuLome, Togo
2022 Malls of America, Footnote, Brooklyn, NY
2022 Distorted Reality, Front Room Gallery, Hudson, NY
2021 Gadgets, Gizmos and Machines, Front Room Gallery, Hudson, NY
2019 FR:20, Part I, The Environment in Contemporary Photography, Front Room Gallery, New York City
2018 Fool Me Once: Trompe l’oeil, Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, NY
2018 Summer Sampler, Front Room Gallery, Lower East Side, New York
2018 You, If No One Else, Arlington Arts Center, Arlington, Virginia
2018 Greatest Show on Earth, 2018, Sideshow Gallery, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
2017 Foto Booth, 319W2 project, Erie, PA
2017 The S.S. United States: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, The City Reliquary, Brooklyn, NY201
2016 Life of an American Ruin: Philip Johnson’s N.Y. State Pavilion, The City Reliquary, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
2016 Seeking Space | Bushwick Open Studios, David & Schweitzer Contemporary, Bushwick, Brooklyn
2016 Pavilion Futures: The New York State Pavilion Futures Competition, The Queens Museum, Queens, NY
2016 Beyond Ruins Porn, Front Room Gallery, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
2015 Inside Ferguson, Williamsburg Charter High School, Brooklyn
2015 Paper Jam: Exploring Visual Strategies for Social Concern, Eyewash at Schema Projects, Brooklyn
2015 Color Me Bushwick, Pickthorn, Brooklyn
2014 The Real Indies: Visions of New York, The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences Theater, New York, NY
2014 Wardy Forty, Center for Creativity, Tulsa College, Tulsa, Oklahoma
2013 Bound for Glory, Hurdy Gurdie Folk Music Club, Fairlawn, NJ
2012 Cerebral Spirits, William Patterson University Galleries, Wayne, NJ
2012 Modern Ruins: S.S. United States, Stills Centre for Photography, Edinburgh, Scotland
2012 Echo Park Tribute to Woody Guthrie, The Trailer Trash Project, Los Angeles, CA
2011 Geo-Loco: The Reimagined Landscape, Outpost Resources, Ridgewood, Queens, NY
2011 Experts and Oddities, Flux Factory, Long Island City, Queens, NY
2010 Ready to Unveil, City without Walls, Newark, NJ
2009 Neuroculture, Max-Planck Institute for the History of Science, Berlin
2009 Westinghouse Project, New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, NJ
2008 Brainwave: Common Senses, Exit Art, New York
2007 Festival of the Photograph, Charlottesville, Virginia
2006 Off the Record, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, Public Art Commission Finalist
2005 Wide Open Spaces, P.S.1/MoMA, New York
2005 Young Filmmakers Rediscovered: 1964-1974, Tribeca Film Festival
2005 Weird NJ: The Exhibition, Curator, HERE Art Center, New York
2004 AIM 24, Bronx Museum of Arts, Bronx, NY
2003 Ars Subterranea, Atlantic Avenue Tunnel, Brooklyn, NY
2003 Wardy Forty: Woody Guthrie at Greystone Park, Puffin Cultural Forum, Teaneck, NJ
2002 Inside Outside, June Bateman Gallery, New York City
2002 The Thunderbolt: Nostalgia and Decay, Coney Island, NY
2001 The Brewster Project, Brewster, NY
2001 Here is New York, New York City
2000 FakeSpace, HERE Arts Center, New York City
2000 8th Annual Metro Show, City Without Walls, Newark, NJ
1999 Apocalypse 1999, Williamsburg Art and Historical Center, Brooklyn, NY
1999 The American Living Room Exhibition, HERE Art Center, New York City
1999 Media Buy, Art in General, New York City
1999 Photowork ’99, Barrett Art Center, Poughkeepsie, NY, Howard Greenburg, Curator
PRESS
2023 Kyiv Post, “Please Don’t Forget Us: Irpin’s Car Cemetery Artwork Erected in New York,” Nov 18, 2023
20 23The Guardian, “Please Don’t Forget Us: Giant Ukrainian Artwork Arrives in New York,” Nov 17, 2023
2022 Daily Kos, “Artist’s “Wall of Liars & Deniers” Documents 20,000 Lies Told by Trump since 2020 Election,” Nov 10, 2022
2022 InsideArt, “During the US Midterm elections, Phil Buehler’s wall of liars and deniers emerges,” Nov 9, 2022
2022 ARTnews, “Public and Political,” Nov 10, 2022
2022 Republic World, “Artist Puts on Display Trump’s Lies as President; All You Must Know about ‘Wall of Liars,'” Nov 9, 2022
2022 Guardian, Veronica Esposito, “The Wall of Liars and Deniers: the artwork compiling the biggest US election lies,” Nov 8, 2022
2022 artnet, “A Monumental Artwork Has Gone Up in Brooklyn Chronicling Republican Election Lies,” Nov 8, 2022
2022 Hindustan Times, Mallika Soni, “Wall of Liars and Deniers: US Artwork is compiling the biggest election lies,” Nov 8, 2022
2022 Al Mayadeen, “Trump’s 2020 lies on art display: ‘The Wall of Liars and Deniers,” Nov 8, 2022
2022 BK Reader, Jessy Edwards, “Bushwick’s 50-Ft ‘Wall of Lies’ Returns…This Time, Calling Out Election Deniers,” Nov 7, 2022
2022 Guardian, Phil Buehler, “The Death of the American Shopping Mall,” Oct 22, 2022
2022 artnet, Sarah Cascone, “Inside Spring/Break, the Indie Fair with Edgy, Outrageous and Surprisingly Affordable Art,” Sept 8, 2022
2022 Al Mayadeen, “Trump”s 2020 lies on art display: ‘The Wall of Liars and Deniers,” Sept 8, 2022
2021 Nordsee Zeitung, Anne Stürzer, “Charm of deserted places: US photographer photographs Columbusbahnhof,” Nov 27, 2021
2021 Hyperallergic, Hrag Vartanian, “With a Medieval Flair, Spring Break Art Show Celebrates the Eccentric,” Sept 10, 2021
2021 artnet, Sarah Cascone, “Ten Exhilarating Installations at the Spring/Break Art Show,” Sept 10, 2021
2021 Gothamist, Scott Lynch, “The Riotous Spring Break Art Show Takes Over Midtown Office Building,” Sept 9, 2021
2021 ABC / KTOV, Amy Slanchik, “Tulsa’s Paradise Baptist Church Displaying Photo Murals of Massacre to Show Destruction” May 28, 2021
2020 Time Out NY, Will Gleason, “A massive mural featuring 20,000 of Trump’s lies has been installed in SoHo,” November 9, 2020
2020 Huffington Post, Mary Papenfuss, “Trump ‘Wall of Lies’ Resurrected in Manhattan After Vandalism,” October 30, 2020
2020 Village Sun, Editorial Staff, “Trump hits a wall — of his own lies — in Soho,” October 30, 2020
2020 News 12 Brooklyn, Editorial Staff, “Art installation that highlights President Trump’s inaccuracies vandalized,” October 3, 2020
2020 BK Reader, Jessy Edwards, “Bushwick ‘Wall of Lies’ Vandalized with “Vote Trump or DIe,’ Proud Boys Call,” October 8, 2020
2020 NY Daily News, Leonard Greene, “‘Wall of Lies” mural spotlighting Trump’s tall tales defaced by white supremacy slogan,” October 8, 2020
2020 NY Post, Natalie O’Neill, “Trump’s ‘Wall of Lies’ Mural vandalized with Proud Boys Graffiti,” Oct. 8, 2020
2020 CNN en Español, Yilber Vega, “Colocan en un muro más de 20.000 afirmaciones de Trump identificadas como falsedades,” Oct. 8, 2020
2020 HuffPost (Italy), “Le bugie di Trump sono oltre 20mila e formano un muro: ecco il “Wall of Lies” a New York,” Oct. 7, 2020
2020 Telemundo, Federica Vitale, “El “Muro de las mentiras” de Trump en Brooklyn,” Oct. 7, 2020
2020 DailyBest, Lucrezia Costantino, “‘Wall of Lies’: tutte le bugie di Trump su un muro a New York,” Oct. 7, 2020
2020 Infinity News (Italy), “Le bugie di Trump sono oltre 20mila e formano un muro: ecco il “Wall of Lies” a New York” Oct. 7, 2020
2020 BK Reader, Jessy Edwards, “New 50-foot ‘Wall of Lies’ in Bushwick Displays 20,000 Claims Made by President Trump,” October 5, 2020
2020 News 12 Brooklyn, Editorial Staff, “‘Wall of Lies’ art installation highlights ‘false or misleading claims’ by President Trump” October 3, 2020
2020 Bushwick Daily, Natalie Colarossi, Un “muro” a New York per smascherare le bugie di TrumpSeptember 28, 2020
2020 Brooklyn Eagle, Editorial Staff, “This Bushwick mural will display over 20,000 Donald Trump Lies,” September 28, 2020
2020 Musee Magazine, Emilie Murphy and Daneal Rozman, “This N That: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow,” January 5, 2020
2020 Hyperallergic, Ilana Novick, “A Photographic Journey Through the Decline of Brick-and-Mortar Retail,” January 2, 2020
2019 ALL ARTS, Gillian Edevane, “Photographer Phillip Buehler Captures the Retail Apocalypse,” December 13, 2019
2019 State of the Arts, Susan Wallner, “Mallrat to Snapchat: Photographs by Phillip Buehler,” December 13, 2019
2019 Introspective Magazine / 1stdibs, Karen Rosenberg, “In Pictures: The Death of a Mall in New Jersey,” December 12, 2019
2019 The Villager, Tequila Minsky, “The Death of Wayne Hills Mall in Photographs,” December 11, 2019
2019 The Record / NorthJersey.com, Philip DeVencentis, “Santa is coming (back) to town,” December 6, 2019
2019 The Record / NorthJersey.com, Philip DeVencentis, “He got into a Wayne mall before it was razed,” November 29, 2019
2019 Medium, Peter Duhon, “Mallrat to Snapchat: The End of the Third Place,” November 29, 2019
2019 artnet, Caroline Goldstein, “Editors’ Picks: 11 Things Not to Miss in NY’s Art World This Week,” November 25, 2019
2019 Bedford and Bowery, Cassidy Dawn Graves, “Art Hearts: Mall Memories,” November 25, 2019
2019 The Sun, Gerard du Cann, “Erie Photos of Abandoned Cold War Ruins,” March 13, 2019
2018 ABC, The World, “Recalling Cold War-era Fears through Photography,” March 13, 2018
2017 CNN, Oscar Holland, “Erie Photographs Capture the Cold War’s Abandoned Ruins,” December 5, 2017
2017 Hyperallergic, Allison Meier, “Revisiting Cold War Ruins in an Age of Nuclear Dread,” September 19, 2017
2017 Gothamist, Jen Carlson, “The Story Behind this Perfectly Post-Apocalyptic 1980s NYC Footage,” May 2, 2017
2017 Ocula, Robert Ayers, “Armory Week 2017: The Satellite Fairs,” March 9, 2017
2017 Bedford and Bowery, Nicole Disser, “Best of Spring Break,” March 8. 2017
2017 The Culture Files, Mondy Bond, “Armory Arts Week 2017: The Good, the Unconventional & the Shocking,” March 7. 2017
2017 SVA Blog, Emily Weiner, “Spring/Break 2017: The Above-Ground Underground?” March 6, 2017
2017 Open House, Alyssia McClenaghan, “Going Political: Highlights of Spring/Break Art Show 2017,” March 5, 2017
2017 Art News, Maximiliano Durón, “A Tour of the 2017 Spring/Break Art Show,” March 3, 2017
2017 W Magazine, Stephanie Eckhardt, “F—ed: All the Political Art at Armory Week 2017,” March 3, 2017
2017 Blouin Art Info, Juliet Helmke, “Six Rooms Not to Miss at Spring Break,” March 3, 2017
2017 Bushwick Daily, Daniel Kessel, “Bushwick-Based Artist Reframes Art + Activism with Walk-in Panoramas of Ferguson,” March 2, 2017
2017 Art F City, Emily Collucci, “State of the Union at Spring/Break,” March 2, 2017
201 7Whitewall, Desiree Mitton, “Spring/Break Art Takes over Times Square Office Building,” March 1, 2017
2017 The Art Newspaper, Sarah Hanson, Gabriella Angeles, Dan Duray, “Spring Awakening? A Shake-up for NYC’s Fairs,” Feb. 28, 2017
2016 Your Erie / WJET-TV, Jacklyn Seymour, “Gold Star Families Cyclorama Comes to Erie,” October 29, 2016
2016 Erie Times-News, Lindsey Poisson, “Gold Star Families walk-in Panorama on Display at PACA,” October 27, 2016
2016 Erie Reader, Tracy Geibel, “Photo Installation Moves Viewer to Khan Gravestone” October 26, 2016
2016 Artnet, “Editors Pick: 10 Events to See in NY This Week,” June 6, 2016 June 6, 2016
2016 Hyperallergic, Allison Meier, “Quiet and Haunting Photographs of Our Modern Ruins,” February 12, 2016
2016 Wall Street Journal, William Meyers, “Where Art Lies in Ruins and in the Streets,” January 22, 2016
2015 American Photo Magazine, Jeanette D. Moses,
2015 “Beyond Ruins Porn Explores the Cultural Significance of Photographing Abandoned Spaces,” January 11, 2016
2015 Bushwick Daily, Katie Killary, “A Resolute Set: 12 Shows to Kick Off 2016,” January 7, 2016
2015 Revolution Newspaper, Alan Goodman, “Interview with the Artist: Inside Ferguson,” July 27, 2015
2015 Bushwick Daily, Katarina Hybernova, “Bushwick Open Studios Guide, 2015,” June 2, 2015
2015 Hyperallergic, Allison Meier, “The Vanishing of America’s Historic Mental Asylums,” May 6, 2015
2014 The Photoblographer, Chris Gampat, “New York City’s Lost Subway Cars,” June 20, 2014
2014 New York Times,,Dan Hurley, “Preservationists Fight to Save a Former Asylum in New Jersey,” April 3, 2014
2014 artnet, Sutton, Benjamin, “Insider’s Guide to Bushwick Open Studios, 2014,” May 29, 2014
2014 Rutgers Magazine, Christopher Hahn, “Desolation Row,” Spring 2014
2014 Photo District News, PDN Photo Annual 2014, June 2014
2014 Atlas Obscura, Allison Meyer, “A Photographer Finds the Ghost of Woody Guthrie in an Abandoned Asylum,” April 3, 2014
2014 Tulsa People, Jessica Brogan, “Echoes of Grandeur,” April 2014
2014 Left Bank Art Blog, Charles Kessler, “Phillip Buehler, Woody Guthrie’s Wardy Forty, Valentine Gallery,” April 2014
2014 The Great Grey Bridge, Philip Turner, “Remembering Woody Guthrie’s Sad Convalesence at Greystone Hospital,” March 23, 2014
2014 BookTrib, Tye Pemberton, “Woody Guthrie in Ruins, the sad fate of the grandfather of American song,” March 12, 2014
2014 The Wall Street Journal, Joel Henning, “The Guthrie Spirit Lives On,” February 19, 2014
2014 Bushwick Daily, Maria Gotay, “Bushwick Power Couples: Makin’ Love and Bushwick Happen,” February 14, 2014
2014 American Photo, Jack Crager, “Rethinking the Photo Book,” March/April, 2014
2014 NJTV, Susan Wallner, “Guthrie at Greystone,” January 26, 2014, Emmy Award
2014 The Star Ledger, Ben Horowitz, “Woody Guthrie’s daughter wants to preserve Greystone, her dad’s old home,” January 26, 2014
2014 The Daily Record, William Westhoven, “Greystone – Woody Guthrie Connection in Spotlight,” January 265, 2014
2014 The Asbury Park Press, Biese, Alex, “Folk legend Woody Guthrie NJ History Explored in New Book,” January 17, 2014
2014 State of the Arts,,Susan Wallner, “Guthrie at Greystone,” January 21, 2014
2014 The Wall Street Journal, Kaya Laterman, “Fate of Parsippany Hospital Debated,” January 9, 2014
2014 The New York Post, Billy Heller, “This Week’s Must Read Books,” January 1, 2014
2013 Al Jazeera America, Dobrzynski, Judith H., “The Lost Years of Woody Guthrie: The Singer’s Life in Greystone Hospital,”Jan. 12, 2013
2013 No Depression, Douglas Heselgrave, “Nora Guthrie on Woody Guthrie’s Wardy Forty,” December 10, 2013
2013 The Daily Record, William Westhoven, “Guthrie at Wardy Forty,” November 25, 2013
2013 The Guardian, AM Homes, “Writers and Critics on the Best Books of 2013,” November 23, 2013
2012 Huffington Post, Lisa Paul Streitfeld, “(R)EVOLUTION at TEDXChelsea: A Timely Vehicle to the Paradigm Shift,” June 11, 2012
2011 The New York Times, Sarah Maslin Nir, “Fixations in Abundance,” January 6, 2011
2010 Lemon Hound, Derek Beaulieu, “All Work and No Play Makes Jack a Dull Boy,” November 12, 2010
2009 London Guardian, Alison Flood, “Stephen King fan publishes Shining’s Jack Torrance’s novel,” Jan. 7, 2009
2008 The Daily Newarker, Zemin Zang, “Who Killed Westinghouse, and Me?” October, 2008
2008 Art in America, Elenor Heartney, “Mind and Matter,” April, 2008
2008 We Make Money Not Art, Régine Debatty, “Brainwave: Common Senses,” March 26, 2008
2008 NY1 News, Stephanie Simon, “Art Aficionados Think about Thinking,” March 10, 2008
2007 Popular Photography, Neal Matthews, “Adventures in the Forbidden Zone,” March, 2007
2006 Daily News, JR Taylor, “Folk Hero,” March 23, 2006
2006 Beautiful Decay, Kris Monroe, “Call Me Modern Ruins,” Issue N, 2006
2005 The Star Ledger, Peter Genovese, “The Art and Soul of Jersey,” February 23, 2005
2005 The New York Times, Peter Applebome, “Our Town: Bowling Balls, Cars, a Boat, On and On,” February 16, 2005
2005 New York Times, Jessica Bruder, “Weird NJ,” February 6, 2005
2005 Herald News, Heather Kays, “Weird Art,” January 23, 2005
2005 New York Sun, Gary Shapiro, “Just How Weird Is New Jersey?” January 18, 2005
2004 ArtNexus, Herzberg, Julia P. “AIM: Artists in the Marketplace,” No. 54, Vol. 3, 2004
2004 New York Times, Benjamin Genocchio, “A Chance to Fill Up on Visual Treats,” April 25, 2004
2003 New York Magazine, Sean Kennedy, “Survey Course,” Oct. 27, 2003
2003 New York Times, Margo Nash, “Memories of Woody Guthrie,” Feb. 9, 2003
2003 Newark Star Ledger, Dan Bischoff, “Of Jersey Ruins and Woody Guthrie,” Jan. 17, 2003
2002 Journal of Performance and Art, Nuit Banai, “Shifting Sites: The Brewster Project and the Plight of Place,” Vol. 24.3, Sept. 2002
1998 New York Times, Jason Chervokas, “Digital Monuments to the Urban Past,” Mar. 1, 1998
BOOKS
2017 (UN)THINKABLE, Phillip Buehler, Blurb, September, 2017
2013 Woody Guthrie’s Wardy Forty: Greystone Park Hospital Revisited, Phillip Buehler, Woody Guthrie Publications, November, 2013
2013 Woody Guthrie’s Wardy Forty: The Interviews, Phillip Buehler, Woody Guthrie Publications, November, 2013
2009 Westinghouse Ruins: The Life of an American Factory, Christopher Buehler and Phillip Buehler, Blurb, December, 2008
2008 All Work and No Play Makes Jack a Dull Boy, Phillip Buehler, Blurb, December, 2008
PUBLICATIONS
2019 Weird New Jersey, Issue 52, 2019, “Ghost Mall”
2017 Bushwick Daily, October 30, 2017, “Cops Shut Down Bike Kill, the Annual Festival of Weird Bikes”
2015 Bushwick Daily, November 2, 2015, “Bike Kill returns to Bushwick as a Halloween-Fueled Madness”
2015 City Journal, Summer, 2015, “Soundings”
2014 Bushwick Daily, October 27, 2014, “Double-Decker Citibike Was the Crowd’s Fave at 2014 Bike Kill”
2014 Weird New Jersey, Issue 42, 2014, “The Making of Woody Guthrie’s Wardy Forty”
2010 Lost Magazine, Phillip Buehler, “Lost Meals,” Issue 39, 2010
2007 Street World: Urban Culture and Art from Five Continents, Gastman, Neelon and Smyrski, Harry Abrams Books, NY, 2007
2006 Lost Magazine, Phillip Buehler, “The Sinking of the Ferry Ellis Island,” Issue 7, 2006
2005 Weird New Jersey, Issue 24, 2005, “Ellis Island Revisited”
2003 (t)here, April 2003, “Reverberations of Woody Guthrie at Greystone Park”
2003 Weird New Jersey, Issue 20, 2003, “Wardy Forty”
2003 Oeste, February 2003, “Street Fossils”
2002 Here Is New York: A Democracy of Photographs, Peress, Shulan, Traub, George, Scalo Publishers, Zurich, 2002
CURATING
2012 TEDxChelsea: The True Value of Art Is More than What You Pay for It, Founder & Organizer, School of Visual Arts, New York
2005 Weird NJ: The Exhibition, Curator, HERE Art Center, New York
FILM | VIDEO | THEATER
2015 Coney Island Film Festival, Official Selection, New York, NY
2008 S.S. United States: Lady in Waiting, Radler, Robert, PBS documentary, Spring 2008
2005 This Machine Kills Fascists, Gamond, Stephen, documentary on Woody Guthrie, 2005
2003 ArtSurvey.net, Collaboration with Jennifer Dalton, Plus Ultra, Brooklyn, NY, 2003
2001 Dead Tech, visuals/video for a theatrical performance, Here Arts Center, NY, 2001
AWARDS
2013 Foreword Reviews IndieFab Book of the Year Winner, Photography
2013 PDN Annual Photo Book Winner
2013 Best Books of 2013, The Guardian
2009 Number 1 Best Seller, Blurb.com
2004 Artist in the Marketplace program, The Bronx Museum of Arts
1997 Yahoo! Cool Site, for Modern-Ruins.com
AFFILIATIONS
2017 Radio Free Brooklyn, Bushwick, Brooklyn, Board Member, 2017—
2016 Momenta Art, Bushwick, Brooklyn, Board Member, 2011-2016
2012 TEDxChelsea, Founder/Organizer, Chelsea, New York, 2012
2013 HERE Arts Center, New York, Board Member, 2001-2013
EDUCATION
2003 Master of Fine Arts, School of Visual Arts, Photography and Mixed Media, New York
__ __ Bachelor of Arts, Rutgers University, Mathematics/Art, New Brunswick, NJ