Public art – Toby Kaufmann-Buhler

Video Wall – Indianapolis International Airport

Posted by tkbuhler in Public art, Self-surveillance, Video on July 1, 2018

“2 fragments of motion (parallel)”, Site-specific work for the video wall at Indianapolis International Airport July – December 2018 curated by Julia Muney Moore, Arts Council of Indianapolis Full video:

Sawing Surveillance – Art in Odd Places

Posted by tkbuhler in Installation, Performance, Public art, Self-surveillance, Sound, Video on November 10, 2017

Art in Odd Places: Noise curated by Rachel Simmons and Julian Chambliss Orlando, Florida (November 10-12, 2017) This project addresses surveillance and the street, introducing an ability to engage with the noise of the streetscape by way of a combination of interactive video and sound projection. Through this installation, the public will have the ability […]

ArtPrize 8

Posted by tkbuhler in Installation, Self-surveillance, shows on October 23, 2016

work shown: ArtPrize 8 City Water Building (by Richard App Gallery) Sept 21 – Oct 9, 2016 Based on the video Stand in Memory (self-surveillance).

More dubious assertions (self-surveillance)

Posted by tkbuhler in Installation, Public art, Self-surveillance on November 1, 2014

More dubious assertions (self-surveillance), 2014 super-8 film, plastic Installed in Little Monroe Gallery, Madison, Wisconsin November 1 – 30, 2014 What does surveillance mean in the personal and everyday? As part of the larger project “Self-Surveillance,” this work takes the dual form of a sculptural family “photo album,” using super-8 film to sample fragments of […]

Window – re/production re/presentation

Posted by tkbuhler in shows on June 10, 2013

work shown: Window – re/production re/presentation Asheville, North Carolina June 2013 window is a site-specific, minimalist exhibition space envisioned as a platform for contemporary image makers who engage with issues of re-production and re-presentation within their practice via philosophical, theoretical and poetic frameworks.