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Tag Archives: Toronto
Toronto Christmas 1952
I asked my father, George Buck, who recently turned 79, to give me some background on this photo of him on Christmas day, taken circa 1952. Christmas was a family affair with mom preparing a traditional multi-course dinner; she was … Continue reading
Posted in Behind The Scenes, Family, Photography, Snapshots
Tagged 1952, Chris Buck, Christmas, Dovercourt Road, George Buck, Rena Gunn, Toronto, University of Toronto
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Michael Stipe, The Muse
Walking up 6th Avenue from Canal Street with Dave Matthews, who I’d just shot for Presence, and we crossed paths with Michael Stipe. They greeted each other warmly, compatriots in the pop music world. I introduced myself to Michael and … Continue reading
Posted in Behind The Scenes, Personal Projects, Photography, Presence Book
Tagged Black Flag, Chris Buck, Dave Matthews, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Greg Ginn, hair box, hairbox, Holly Johnson, John Cale, Johnny Thunders, Mark E. Smith, Michael Scott, Michael Stipe, muse, Presence, R.E.M., Rock Stars' Footwear, They Might Be Giants, Things People Carry, Toronto, Waterboys
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Direct Mailer Part 2: Bruce Davidson & the Tagger
My new mailer, EUPHEMIST is bound with a French fold and hidden within each fold is some odd or interesting biographical item. The right edge of each page is perforated, as in invitation to tear open the French fold. Tucked … Continue reading
Posted in Behind The Scenes, Biography, Family, Photography, Snapshots, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged 1982, Bruce Davidson, Chris 217, Chris Buck, Eddie Murphy, Euphemist, Kevin Smith, Mink DeVille, New York, Robert Urich, Saturday Night Live, Subway book, Toronto, Xerox
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Direct Mailer Part 1: Chris Buck is a Euphemist
Over the past month I’ve been rolling out a new direct mailer. I’m very excited about this piece. It’s likely the most impressive single piece that I’ve ever produced, but it didn’t start out that way. A year and a … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Behind The Scenes, Biography, Editorial, Family, Inspiration, Photography, Promotion, Tearsheets
Tagged Alex Wiederin, Buero New York, Canada, Chloe Sevigny, Chris Buck, David Frost, direct malier, Entertainment Weekly, Euphemist, Moviefone, Nixon Frost, Peter Griffin, President Richard M. Nixon, Queen Street West, Richard Nixon, Sarah Wilmer, Sylvia Gruber, Toronto, Xerox, Yael Young
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21st Year in New York
This week marks my twenty-first year in New York. I moved from my parent’s basement in the Toronto suburb of Etobicoke to Williamsburg, Brooklyn on July 14th, 1990. I took a space in a warehouse building on Bedford Ave, across … Continue reading
Posted in Behind The Scenes, Biography, Editorial, Photography, Travel
Tagged Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, Bruce Ramsay, Chris Buck, Dave Heath, Etobicoke, Guitar World, Robert Newman, Spalding Gray, Toronto, Village Voice, Williamsburg
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Visiting mentor Dave Heath
An e-mail went out to a short list of Dave Heath’s friends last week explaining that he’d been hospitalized after a fall at home. Dave was a photography teacher at Ryerson Polytechnical Institute in Toronto from 1970 to 1996, and he … Continue reading
