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DAVID BUCKLEY BORDEN

Hill Fort Hendrix
Eugene, OR
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Landscape (design, art, and ecology)

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DAVID BUCKLEY BORDEN

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    • LAF Fellowship
    • What's Your Sign?
    • Helves and Hallmarks of Collaboration
    • Ferrel Fellowship
    • Warning Warming
    • Unfinished Book Bureau
    • PNW Tree ID
    • Forest Fashion
    • Arboreal Goth Cones
    • Rad Colllab Flags
    • Secret Seeds
    • Hemlock Hospice Trail
    • Landscape Makers
    • EPA-B Boats
    • Enviro Barn Quilts
    • Environmental Wayfinding
    • Tigard Universal Beacon
    • Landscape Futures
    • Enviro Revolution Flags
    • Commemorative Ice Picks
    • Agency Residency
    • Novel Ecosystem Generator
    • Hemlock Hospice Documentary
    • Suite New England
    • Hoosic Virtual Tour
    • Hibernaculum
    • Camp Bug Out Pack
    • Hoosic Expedition
    • Sasaki Pollinator Residency
    • Forman Watercolor Diagrams
    • Triple Decker Ecology
    • Friday Night Funnies
    • Stonewall Field Guide
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"Welcome to Weird West" Exhibition

June 13, 2019 David Buckley Borden
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WIld Group Show. Honored to have work in upcoming "Welcome to West Weird” exhibition to launch latest @tetonartlab residency space. Show will open new location  (105 E. Broadway, Jackson, WY) and feature work from a variety of Teton Art Lab alum. Exhibition runs June 20 to July 13. Artists Jave Yoshimoto, Erick Nelson, Taryn Boals, Travis Walker, Katy Fox, David Buckley Borden, Jack Holmer, June Glasson, Carly Glovinksi and Ben Roth will all contribute. #tetonartlab #weirdwest #jacksonWY #sayhitoGwen

← Artist Residency at SasakiWarming Warning Silkscreen Print →

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