“Richard Buswell explores the rhythm and contour of western life through the shapes and shades of everyday objects. His precisely composed photographs restore meaning and vitality to discarded, decaying remnants of Montana’s material culture, reminding us of our mortality yet raising our spirits through the sheer beauty of his images.”—George Miles, William Robertson Coe Curator, Yale Collection of Western Americana, Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library
“It is always a delight to see enigmatic Montana through Richard Buswell’s lens. Not only are we treated to the artist’s own words about his artistic journey, we can enjoy pure photographic haiku in his new body of work.”—Victoria Rowe Berry, director, Oklahoma State University Museum of Art
