2011/12/14 In shows
Paradoxes in Video work shown:Fatherland remixesParadoxes in VideoSazmanab Project, Tehran, Iran “Paradox” investigate the contradictions between documentary and performance, fact and fiction, order & chaos. What is real and what is
2011/10/20 In shows
Time (Im)material work shown:Horizon Life installationGroup show with Trent Miller, Susan Johnson White, and Michael Velliquette, at the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Gallery 1308 (October – November 2011). In this exhibition, unique
2011/10/20 In 2011
Horizon Life (the appearance of distance) 1 projection/24 screens/1 soundtrack… video documentation of the Horizon Life (the appearance of distance) video/sound installation in the Time (Im)material show at Gallery 1308, Madison, Wisconsin
2011/09/09 In shows
Medium Anxiety work shown:A Saw in the Sound Garden at the Experimental Television CenterThe Axis of TexasA Fixed Existence (still moves)Medium Anxiety at Georgia Southern UniversityStatesboro, GeorgiaSeptember – October 2011Curated
2011/05/08 In shows
Nathaniel Bartlett / Toby Kaufmann-Buhler collaborative performance Overture Center for the ArtsPromenade HallMadison, WisconsinMay 8, 2011 First performance of my new work with Nathaniel Bartlett (video – Unseasonal Events Change Hands,
2011/05/01 In 2011
Unseasonal Events Change Hands Collaboration with composer Nathaniel Bartlett, featuring timeSpacePlace, for solo marimba & computer.Above and below are excerpts; the entire piece is about 22 minutes. First performed in May
2011/03/31 In shows
Flesh and Form work shown:DishscapeGroup show at Altered Esthetics in Minneapolis, Minnesota (April 2011)
2011/02/11 In shows
2011 Experimental Media Series work shown:A Saw in the Sound Garden at the Experimental Television CenterWashington Project for the Arts 2011 Experimental Media SeriesJanuary – April, 2011Juried by: Paul D. Miller,
2010/05/31 In 2009
The Same but Different (Everything becomes round) Excerpt of a 2-channel video & sound piece (run by computer); the two video parts each & together address the seeming smallness of
