Sunday, April 19, 2009

4th Wall Gallery, Dallas Exhibit, May 2009


NOTED SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ART DEALER
BRINGS HIS PASSION AND HIS STABLE OF LOWBROW/POP CULTURE ARTISTS TO DALLAS


For Immediate Release

Dallas, TX—One of the most respected dealers of Lowbrow editorial and illustratrated art, Matthew Abramowitz, brings his renowned Los Angeles, Calif., establishments, The 4th Wall Gallery and The Gallery@Storyopolis, to Dallas.

Opening May 21st at 2925 Fairmount Street, The 4thWall Gallery brings its stable of popularly recognized artists from the Lowbrow movement (The underground visual art movement that began in LA in the late 1970’s and now is a widespread populist art movement that has been called pop surrealism.) to Dallas. The 4th Wall has been defined as “feeding one’s mind and soul through imaginative artists and is sure to tantalize and impress the minds of both the beginning and the experienced art collector.” With its unique and limited collection, The 4th Wall Gallery abolishes labels and celebrates artists breaking down the walls of conformity as home to an amazingly diverse group of world-renowned artists.

“We look forward to bringing to this vibrant City our one of kind pieces for families who seek to invest in collections they can share with their families for generations,” says Abramowitz. “The 4th Wall Gallery is the realization of a vision to make a home for art that pushes your mind’s eye. Kristine and I are proud to have Gallery Director, Jordan Roth as part of the 4th Wall team. He brings a unique understanding to both the local and global art scene.”

Three prominent artists will be featured in the opening exhibition: New York sculptor and painter CYNTHIA von BUHLER; New York and Miami painter MIGUEL PAREDES; and noted New York artist and illustrator SCOTT BAKAL. All three artists will be present for Gallery opening on May 21st.

CYNTHIA von BUHLER

Art & Antiques magazine, in March of 2006, named von Buhler “one of the top contemporary surrealists.” An internationally exhibiting visual artist, her work has been on the covers of New York’s Gallery Guide, Communication Arts, and New York Arts along with feature articles. Prior to moving to New York von Buhler was chosen by Boston Magazine as one of the “40 Bostonians We Love.” Von Buhler's work is in hundreds of personal collections all over the world; Howard Stern owns a portrait of himself painted by von Buhler, while Jann Wenner, the publisher of Rolling Stone, purchased von Buhler’s portraits of Madonna and Jimi Hendrix. In February, 2007, von Buhler and her interactive sculptures, were featured on television in Japan, Switzerland, and Germany as part of the exhibit, ‘Andy Warhol: In His Wake.” Her award-winning illustrations have been recognized as being among “the best and most cutting-edge” in the country. Von Buhler is the author of the popular children’s “The Cat Who Wouldn’t Come Inside,” published by Houghton Mifflin. In the Steven Spielberg celebrity-written benefit book Once Upon A Fairytale she illustrated a story by Martha Stewart. CVB Space, von Buhler’s art studio in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District, has been featured in Sex and the City, Law & Order SVU, Someone Like You (starring Ashley Judd, Hugh Jackman, and Greg Kinnear) and No Reservations (starring Catherine Zeta-Jones).

MIGUEL PAREDES

Paredes is a product of the explosion of street culture in New York City as he attended the prestigious La Guardia High School of Music & Art-- hip hop, rap, break-dancing and graffiti-- which greatly influenced him, as did the work of contemporary artists Andy Warhol and Keith Haring and the earlier works of Picasso, Chagall, and Miro. As talented at the stove as at the drawing board, Paredes also is known for his culinary skills at such Miami hot spots Delano Hotel, China Grill, and the Booking Table. The 4th Wall opening features the largest collection of Paredes works shown to date and will focus on his new Los Ninos series. (We need to add something more here about Los Ninos)

SOCTT BAKAL

Scott Bakal has been showing in galleries and doing commercial work for the likes of Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, The New Republic, Yoga Journal and Discover. Bakal’s work also can be found in private collections throughout the world and has recently been included in the permanent collection of the Museum of American Illustration in New York City. His illustration for Me +theDevil, which recounts the story of the short life of the revered Blues guitarist Robert Johnson, has received a total of 21 recognitions and two medals. Works from the Me +the Devil series will be featured at the Dallas opening. For this series, Bakal uses simple shapes and lines to build a part fact, part fictional little known world of Johnson into something tangible for the viewer. In both the color and black and white work, he creates glimpses of life and ghostly images of what could have happened all those years ago which helped create the legend of his life and death.

Abramowitz and his wife Kristine also bring to Dallas The Gallery @Storyopolis. Called “the capital of imagination where books feed the mind, art feeds the soul, events feed the imagination and stories come to life,” Storyopolis also will be at the Fairmount Street location and will have a grand opening in June. Its original illustrations from children’s books are said to lift the stories off the pages and onto the walls of children’s rooms…. or those of the nostalgic adult who never wants to grow up. The likes of Sara Ferguson, Julie Andrews, and Hayden Panettiere have done theatrical readings at the Gallery in Sherman Oaks.

“Brad Pitt, Denise Richards, Faith Hill, and Sharon Stone shop and marvel over our fabulous art unique to The Gallery@Storyopolis,” says, Kristine Abramowitz. “We are thrilled to bring our wonderful collection of original illustrations and art from famous children’s stories to Dallas where appreciation for the arts has energy unlike any other city.”

The 4th Wall Gallery is located at 2925 Fairmount Street, Dallas, TX 75201 and is open Monday through Saturday, 10:00 am-6:00 pm; evenings by appointment; and Sundays 2:00-6:00 pm. For more information call 214/740-9400.

Media contact:
Martha Tiller
214/521-6677
mtiller@marthatiller.com

Below are a few high-res images for press download.
Purify
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The Snake that Coils Within, Without
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Grandfather (detail)
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Adam and Eve
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Friday, June 6, 2008

Cynthia von Buhler & Lazarus Nazario at SHOW: Opening Reception and Sign Lighting Ceremony

Self-portrait as St. Sebastian by Cynthia von Buhler (Click on the image for a 300 DPI jpeg download for press reproduction. Drag the larger image to your desktop to download. Image copywrite: Cynthia von Buhler, 2008)




Tsunami by Lazarus Nazario (Click on the image for a 300 DPI jpeg download for press reproduction. Drag the larger image to your desktop to download. Image copywrite: Lazarus Nazario, 2008)


For Immediate Release

The first exhibit to be held at SHOW will feature paintings by Lazarus Nazario and interactive sculptures by Cynthia von Buhler.

Lazarus Nazario’s work is rooted in mythology and magical realism, filled with references ranging from ancient Catholic religious art to recent family photos. Known for her work on found objects that explore her dreams and realities, Lazarus is currently working on interiors or what she describes as expressions of gratitude- "work that allows her to honor her surroundings and daily life as well as hone her talents as a painter."

Von Buhler uses traditional as well as unconventional media: painting, sculpture, performance, video projection, installation, living fauna, collage, photography, human detritus, and electronic audio. By innovatively combining these media, often enhanced with text and electronics, von Buhler's canvasses frequently become elaborate kinetic installations. Art & Antiques named von Buhler as "one of the top contemporary surrealists", however, she has also been linked to the Fluxus movement.

The channel letter SHOW sign will be illuminated for the first time at 9PM on Friday, June 13, 2009. There will be a one hour champagne reception. SHOW will occasionally become HOW by turning off the "S" in the sign whenever artists are working or performing in the space. The sign is visible from The Staten Island Ferry Terminal. SHOW can be reached from the ferry terminal by crossing Richmond Terrace and climbing the stairs between Borough Hall and the Courthouse.

SHOW
156 Stuyvesant Place
Staten Island, NYC
718-524-0855

June 14, 2008 - August 16, 2008
Hours: Tuesday - Saturday, 11AM - 7PM

Contact: CvB Enterprises, Inc., Hannah Goldstein, 646-221-5239, hannah@drawbridge.com

Aparecido by Lazarus Nazario (Click on the image for a 300 DPI jpeg download for press reproduction. Drag the larger image to your desktop to download. Image copywrite: Lazarus Nazario, 2008)



News of War by Lazarus Nazario (Click on the image for a 300 DPI jpeg download for press reproduction. Drag the larger image to your desktop to download. Image copywrite: Lazarus Nazario, 2008)


Self-portrait as St. Sebastian (detail) by Cynthia von Buhler (Click on the image for a 300 DPI jpeg download for press reproduction. Drag the larger image to your desktop to download. Image copywrite: Cynthia von Buhler, 2008)


Sir Reptitious by Cynthia von Buhler (Click on the image for a 300 DPI jpeg download for press reproduction. Drag the larger image to your desktop to download. Image copywrite: Cynthia von Buhler, 2008)

SHOW Gallery Opens


The new SHOW gallery sign will be officially illuminated on Friday night, June 13th before Art By The Ferry begins.

Art By The Ferry

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

June Festival Celebrates Arts & Culture on Staten Island

Visit www.artbytheferry.org for up-to-the-minute listings of artists, performers, restaurants and events

Staten Island, New York, May 18, 2008—"Art by the Ferry" Saturday, June 14th, Sunday June15th, and Saturday, June 21st, from 11AM and 6PM – Enjoy art, music and performances against the backdrop of the NYC skyline in 15,000 sq. ft. of indoor exhibition and performance space and outdoors at The Lighthouse Museum Esplanade adjacent to the Ferry and venues from Fishs Eddy to the Staten Island Museum garden.

Over 125 visual artists will show at Fishs Eddy, 120 Stuyvesant Place and SHOW Gallery, 156 Stuyvesant Place, ; three artists in restaurants ("Enoteca," "Cargo Café" and "Besso"); and five artists at the "Everything Goes Café." Over 100 musicians will be playing throughout the Festival in front of various restaurants, on Bay St. and in venues near the Greenmarket and the Staten Island Museum. Spoken word performances will be at the St. George Theater and the St. George library. The Festival will also include: Native American Dance, Drum and Storytelling; break dancers; a puppet workshop; a glass studio tour; African dancers; Ballroom dancers; Day De Dada street performers; hand made crafts and book sale; Greenmarket both Saturdays and nine restaurants. Cultural guides will hand out information on both sides of the Ferry as Bagpipers entice travelers off the Ferry.

Workshops for the arts community will be run by COAHSI at 120 Stuyvesant. Times will be posted on the web site.

Sponsors: Staten Island Cultural Community, Staten Island Council on the Arts and Humanities, Art Lab, St. George Civic Association, Casandra Realty, Gateway Realty, SHOW Gallery.

Contact:
Racquel Cornali
Council on the Arts and Humanities for Staten Island
P: 718-447-3329 F: 718-442-8572
E: rcornali@statenislandarts.org


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Monday, October 22, 2007

WILD Group Exhibition

WILD Photo Collage: Stefania Carrozzini (Click on the image for a 300 DPI jpeg download for press reproduction. Drag the larger image to your desktop to download. Image copywrite: Stefania Carrozzini, 2007)

For Immediate Release 10/12/2007

Group Exhibition "Wild"

Reception: Thursday November 1, 2007 from 6 to 8 p.m
On view: October 30 – November 13
Gallery Hours: Tues-Thurs-Sat, 1-6 p.m.

Carrozzini Von Buhler Gallery (CVB Space)
407 West 13th Street, New York, 10014
NEW YORK

www.cvbspace.com

“Tyger, Tyger, burning bright in the forest of the night, what immortal hand or eye could frame thy fearful symmetry?” - William Blake

NEW YORK, NY (October 12, 2007) — The Carrozzini von Buhler Gallery is proud to presents Wild, a multimedia group exhibition featuring eight Italian artists who analyze and interpret the definition of “wild.” From abstract paintings and installations to expressive photography, works on view contradict and captivate through energetic and intense artistic perspectives. Featured artists include: Carla Abbondi, Gianluigi Alberio, Ivan Bono, Pierluigi De Lutti, Giovanni Garasto, Mellà, Alessandro Paseri, Stefano Reja. Wild will be on view Wednesday, October 30, 2007 through Tuesday, November 13th, 2007, with an opening reception held on Thursday, April 26th, from 6pm to 8pm.

The word wild can be defined as something uncontaminated and uncontrolled, in both a symbolic and physical sense. “Throughout life individuals, especially artists, experience many aspects of this phenomenon,” states curator and gallery director Stefania Carrozzini. “Artists capture this notion of what is unconventional and exciting, or slightly exotic by creating artwork in a contained way, a painting or installation, for example.” The exhibition is essentially a paradox, a series of preserved expressions meticulously arranged in a controlled environment and unnatural environment.

For Wild, each artist expresses his or her own interpretation of wild using a different medium. Carla Abbondi creates Alma Blanca, an electric sculpture using optical fibers to give a raw, organic quality to the work. Alessandro Paseri manipulates photographic work to exaggerate the surreal while Giovanni Garasto presents an unaltered photograph of a young child with unruly hair and bloody nose. Ivan Bono captures a more primitive and literal interpretation through a fusion of cave painting and modern typographic techniques with bold color. Stefano Reja’s “Research on Race” distorts and layers a photographic portrait; deconstructing and reconstructing the actual versus perceived identity. The result is a simultaneously striking and restless encounter with the voyeur. Pierluigi De Lutti and Mellà render abstract expressionist interpretations are violent and amazing. Gianluigi Alberio defines wild by an untamed animal, the cheetah.

Wild is a part of program of special poetry lectures events organized by D’Ars Foundation & IEP International Exhibition Project (Milan – New York – Beijing). An extensive catalogue accompanies the exhibition and is available at The Carrozzini Von Buhler Gallery.

The Carrozzini von Buhler Gallery / CVB Space is a 5000 square foot art studio, art gallery, film/photo location, and event space in Manhattan's Meatpacking district. It is owned and directed by artist Cynthia von Buhler. Stefania Carrozzini is the director of International Exhibition Project at The Carrozzini von Buhler Gallery. Carrozzini has been an art critic since 1994 as well as the founder and director of the International branch D’Ars, which brings European art to the United States and American art to Europe. Carrozzini lives and works in Milan and New York City.

The Carrozzini von Buhler Gallery is located at 407 West 13th Street, between 9th Ave. & Washington St. Subway: A, C, E, or L to 14th Street at 8th Ave. Exhibitions hours are Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturday from 1PM – 6PM and by appointment. The exhibition is free and open to the public. The cocktail reception for Awakening is sponsored by Italian Products. For more information, please call 646.336.8387, visit www.cvbspace.com, or email cvbspace@drawbridge.com.

Thursday, October 11, 2007

WILD THINGS, A Halloween Costume Ball and Silent Art Auction

Nice To Meet You Painting: Krissy Weinstein (Click on the image for a 300 DPI jpeg download for press reproduction. Drag the larger image to your desktop to download. Image copywrite: Krissy Weinstein, 2007)


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

CONTACT: Hannah Goldstein / (cell) 646-221-5239 / hannah@drawbridge.com

WILD THINGS, A Halloween Costume Ball and Silent Art Auction to Raise Funds and Awareness About Stray and Abandoned Animals in New York City

NEW YORK, NY (October 1, 2007) – Artist, author, and New York City gallery owner Cynthia von Buhler and City Critters, Inc., a cat rescue and adoption organization located and operating in the borough of Manhattan, are holding a Halloween Costume Ball and Silent Art Auction on October 27th, from 8PM – 1AM, to raise funds and awareness about stray and abandoned animals.

On exhibit during the Ball will be non-traditional, animal-related painting, photography, and sculpture to be sold in a silent auction that night. Proceeds will be donated to City Critters, a New York City animal rescue agency that helps wild things out on the streets of the city. Guests are asked to attend dressed as animals.

Heaven Painting: Cynthia von Buhler (Click on the image for a 300 DPI jpeg download for press reproduction. Drag the larger image to your desktop to download. Image copywrite: Cynthia von Buhler, 2007)


The art is not your typical animal art fare. Paintings by Krissy Weinstein feature a baby Llama being born, a dog sniffing a cat’s backside, and a cat cleaning her private parts. A fresco by Cynthia von Buhler features a nude woman with 4 breasts squirting milk into the mouths of jumping cats (one cat has a human head). Mary Kenny makes plaster and wood sculptures of animal heads in wall mounted, taxidermy-like positions but the difference here is that she also offers us the head of the hunter mounted on a plaque.

Other artists with work in the auction are: Christina Carrozza D'Alessandro, Kathleen Bitetti, Noah Breuer, Amy Cohen Banker, Bina Altera, Diane Matyas, Katherine McDowell, Kathy Osborn, Paul Weiner, Scott Cahaly, and many more.

View The Art Now! Online silent art auction gallery in progress: http://cvb-wildthings.blogspot.com

The City Critters mission is to work within the community to reduce the suffering and death of companion animals in New York City by rescuing and finding homes for hundreds of stray and abandoned cats and kittens, and also for a small number of dogs each year. The group promotes spay and neuter programs, educates the public on local animal issues, and offers advice and assistance to individuals trying to help homeless cats. City Critters is a member of the Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals, and accepts cats from the municipal shelter system to help lower the numbers euthanized each year. In 2006, City Critters took in and placed over 200 cats and dogs from the city shelter system in addition to over 300 rescued off the streets. The organization has no paid staff; its work is done by about 50 hard-working, skilled volunteers, each of whom dedicates many hours each week to rescuing, caring for, and adopting out animals through a storefront in midtown Manhattan. The group works with about a dozen participating veterinarians who offer discounted prices to City Critters for routine and emergency veterinary care. The cost of providing good vet care, food, litter and other supplies to hundreds of cats each year is very high.

Saturday, October 27, 2007, 8PM – 1AM

The Carrozzini von Buhler Gallery

407 West 13th Street (between 9th Ave and Washington Street)

New York, NY 10014

Subway: A, C, E, or L to 14th Street at 89th Avenue

646-336-8387

www.cvbspace.com

Free admission.

R.S.V.P. required to Hannah@drawbridge.com

Monday, April 2, 2007

Cynthia von Buhler: Show & Tell Solo Exhibit at The Staten Island Museum, New York City

Show & Tell Painting: Cynthia von Buhler (Click on the image for a 300 DPI jpeg download for press reproduction. Drag the larger image to your desktop to download. Image copywrite: Cynthia von Buhler, 2007)

For Immediate Release
Contact: Kamillah Hanks
Coordinator – Special Projects
Staten Island Museum
75 Stuyvesant Place, Staten Island, NY 10301
Voice: (718) 727-1135 ext. 117
Fax: (718) 273-5683
Email: khanks@statenislandmuseum.org
Web Site: www.statenislandmuseum.org

Purify Painting: Cynthia von Buhler (Click on the image for a 300 DPI jpeg download for press reproduction. Drag the larger image to your desktop to download. Image copywrite: Cynthia von Buhler, 2007)

(Staten Island, New York – March 2007) – On Friday, April 27, the Staten Island Museum will unveil Cynthia von Buhler: Show & Tell. The exhibit will run from April 26, 2007 – September 23, 2007 (Extended due to popular demand). The surreal three-dimensional works blend Renaissance inspired portraiture and messianic figures with natural objects. Cynthia von Buhler’s enigmatic paintings impart their meaning through symbol, design, and narrative. In von Buhler’s art, butterflies, snakes, birds, and plants are set into cages, boxes, and peepholes to serve as metaphors for the human condition. The layered gouache paintings and their sculptural, performance, and audio accoutrements are at once poignant and mischievous. Show and Tell is akin to a trip down an ornate rabbit hole.

Cynthia von Buhler states: “I am a story teller who enjoys revealing the hidden. We all have our outward stories of who we are, how we make our living, what we wear, how we want to be perceived - but what truly interests me are the stories we normally choose not to tell.” Her work focuses on three-dimensional using objects such as insects, fruit, or frog skeletons dangle provocatively in shadowy recesses. Live and taxidermy birds can be found seated in cages within the pieces, demonstrating trapped emotions. Ms. Von Buhler raises pet doves and all of the taxidermy doves in her work have died of natural causes.

The exhibit will include sculpted characters and press proofs from von Buhler’s recent children’s book, The Cat Who Wouldn’t Come Inside. The children’s book was released by Houghton Mifflin in September 2006. The book was chosen as “Teacher’s Pick-Best Books of 2006” by Parent & Child and a “Children’s Pick, Winter 2006/2007” by Book Sense.

Cynthia von Buhler is an internationally exhibiting visual artist, illustrator and author living in New York City. Her work has appeared as the cover feature of New York Arts, New York’s Gallery Guide, Communication Arts, Step by Step Graphics, The Boston Globe, The Boston Phoenix, and many other publications. Art & Antiques named Ms. Von Buhler as “one of the top contemporary surrealists” in 2006.

Ms. von Buhler has won the Gold, Silver and Bronze medals at the Society of Illustrators Los Angeles, and the Gold Medal from the Visual Club. Her work has been published frequently in the Society of Illustrators Annual, Communications Arts Illustration Annual, and American Illustration, each of which feature the best and most cutting-edge illustration in the country.
Miss Ann Thrope Painting: Cynthia von Buhler (Click on the image for a 300 DPI jpeg download for press reproduction. Drag the larger image to your desktop to download. Image copywrite: Cynthia von Buhler, 2007)


Upcoming Related Events:

September 23, 2007:Closing Reception will take place on Sunday, September 23rd at 2PM.

August 11, 2007: Cynthia von Buhler Artist’s Talk will be held on Saturday, August 11th at 1:00 p.m. Von Buhler’s Renaissance inspired portraits hold hidden secrets, butterflies, snakes, and birds---while cages and peepholes serve as mischievous metaphors. The Artist’s Talk is part of the Artists/Ideas Series: Supported by JP Morgan Chase. Free with museum admission.

August 25, 2007: The Cat Who Wouldn’t Come Inside Family Workshop and Book Signing with Artist and author Cynthia von Buhler will be held on Saturday, August 25th at 2:00 p.m. Participants will meet the artist and find out how she created her new book with dollhouse charm and a message about patience and giving. A cat figurine workshop for children is included in the program. Admission is $5 per child. Admission is free for children under 12. Copies of the book will be available for sale at this event.
Fidelio Painting: Cynthia von Buhler (Click on the image for a 300 DPI jpeg download for press reproduction. Drag the larger image to your desktop to download. Image copywrite: Cynthia von Buhler, 2007)


General Museum Information

For now 125 years, the Staten Island Museum (Staten Island Institute of Arts & Sciences) has been fostering and sustaining scientific and cultural heritage on Staten Island. Founded in 1881, New York City's only general interest museum explores the arts, natural science, and local history through permanent and changing exhibitions and welcomes over 65,000 adults and school children to a comprehensive array of programs.

The Museum’s History Archives & Library is open to the public by appointment and houses a large collection of Staten Island related materials, including 55,000 photos, 6,600 postcards, 3,100 maps, and 15,000 books. Photographic reproduction and research services are available for those who are unable to visit.

The Museum Store offers a selection of New York City and Staten Island related souvenirs, postcards, books and maps. Look out for magnets and mugs featuring the Staten Island Ferry.

Permanent installations include Above the Molding, a selection of unique paintings of New York Harbor and the Staten Island Ferry; The Lenape: The First Staten Islanders, featuring arrowheads and artifacts dating back to ca. 10,000 B.C.; prized specimens from the Museum’s vast insect collection at the Wall of Insects; and the Fluorescent Mineral Room, a glow-in-the-dark display of minerals. And since October 2005 we celebrate one of New York City’s icons in The Staten Island Ferry: The First 100 Years.

Changing exhibitions include the presentation of both established and emerging regional artists, in depth exploration of natural history such as the geology and biodiversity of Staten Island, and periodic displays based on compelling subjects of local history.

Museum Building
75 Stuyvesant Place
Hours:
Sunday – Friday 12:00pm - 5:00pm;
Saturday 10:00am – 5:00pm;
Admission: Adults: $2; Children, Students, Seniors: $1; Children under 12: free
The museum building is wheelchair accessible.

Maestro Sartori Wants A Bit Of Glory Painting: Cynthia von Buhler (Click on the image for a 300 DPI jpeg download for press reproduction. Drag the larger image to your desktop to download. Image copywrite: Cynthia von Buhler, 2007)

Intimate Letters Painting: Cynthia von Buhler (Click on the image for a 300 DPI jpeg download for press reproduction. Drag the larger image to your desktop to download. Image copywrite: Cynthia von Buhler, 2007)

MVCIMXCVI Painting: Cynthia von Buhler (Click on the image for a 300 DPI jpeg download for press reproduction. Drag the larger image to your desktop to download. Image copywrite: Cynthia von Buhler, 2007)

Show & Tell Photograph: Self-Portrait by Cynthia von Buhler (Click on the image for a 300 DPI jpeg download for press reproduction. Drag the larger image to your desktop to download. Image copywrite: Cynthia von Buhler, 2007)


Installation Views


Above: Installation View. Photograph: Cynthia von Buhler (Click on the image for a 300 DPI jpeg download for press reproduction. Drag the larger image to your desktop to download. Image copywrite: Cynthia von Buhler, 2007)
Above: Installation View. Photograph: Cynthia von Buhler (Click on the image for a 300 DPI jpeg download for press reproduction. Drag the larger image to your desktop to download. Image copywrite: Cynthia von Buhler, 2007)

Above: Installation View. Photograph: Cynthia von Buhler (Click on the image for a 300 DPI jpeg download for press reproduction. Drag the larger image to your desktop to download. Image copywrite: Cynthia von Buhler, 2007)

Above: Installation View. Photograph: Cynthia von Buhler (Click on the image for a 300 DPI jpeg download for press reproduction. Drag the larger image to your desktop to download. Image copywrite: Cynthia von Buhler, 2007)

Above: Installation View. Photograph: Cynthia von Buhler (Click on the image for a 300 DPI jpeg download for press reproduction. Drag the larger image to your desktop to download. Image copywrite: Cynthia von Buhler, 2007)

Above: Installation View. Photograph: Cynthia von Buhler (Click on the image for a 300 DPI jpeg download for press reproduction. Drag the larger image to your desktop to download. Image copywrite: Cynthia von Buhler, 2007)