Cynthia
von Buhler is a painter-illustrator-performer living in Boston.
In addition to numerous group shows in Boston-area galleries,
her work has also been displayed in New York City (Museum of
American Illustration, The Art Director's Club, and the Visual
Club), and in Los Angeles (The Pacific Design Center). She was
part of a three-woman show at The Distillery in Boston (August
1997) and gave a one-woman show in April 1999 at The National
Video Center in Boston.
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, as well as awards from Society of Illustrators New
York City, Communication Arts, 3-Dimensional Artists, and American
Illustration.
Von Buhler is also involved in performance art, and her troupe
has performed in major cities around the country. A number of
her short pieces have been performed in Boston-area clubs and
galleries.
Print articles about her work have appeared in ID Design Annual,
Publisher's Weekly, Vogue, the Boston Globe, the Boston Phoenix,
Alternative Press, LA's Entertainment Today (cover story), Improper
Bostonian (cover story), Magnet, Paramour, Option, How, Step
by Step, Print Design Annual, Art New England, Skin Two, Carpe
Noctem, and many others. A depiction of Mary Magdalen which she
painted for The New Yorker led to an interview and profile in
"Mary Magdalen: An Intimate Portrait" on television's
Lifetime Network. A portrait she created for Rolling Stone appeared
in a music video for singer Lisa Germano (4AD Records), she made
a cameo appearance in a sitcom on MTV, and starred as Betty Page
in the Amazing Royal Crowns video "Do The Devil".
Castle von Buhler, an independent record company created by von
Buhler and her partners, Adam Buhler and Clifford Stoltze, has
published a series of award-winning art and music compilations
designed to raise awareness of AIDS in the art/music community
and to generate financial support for The AIDS Action Committee
and The William Tisdale Memorial Trust.
She assembled and currently manages the pop group Splashdown,
who are presently signed with Java/Capitol Records.
Von Buhler's work is in the collections of The University of
Toronto, Howard Stern, Lisa Germano, Oedipus (radio personality),
and many others.
The woodworking in Cynthia's pieces is built by assistant Keith
MacLelland under her direction. |