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Before pursuing fine art, Kendall Buster obtained her degree in medical technology, then moved on to earning her BFA at the Corcoran College of Art and Design. After receiving her MFA from Yale University she was involved in the Whitney Museum of American Art's Independent Study Studio Program. Buster's work is described as "biological architecture" and resides in the collections of the Kreeger Museum, the Kemper Museum, Hirshhorn Museum, among others. She has been commissioned to create public art for the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Markel Corporation, the BOK Center, Nevada Museum of Art, and many others. In 2005 Buster was awarded an American Academy of Arts and Letters Award in the Arts. Teaching at Virginia Commonwealth University, she lives and works in Richmond, Virginia.
Hirshhorn Museum Corcoran College of Art and Design Kemper Museum Whitney Museum American Academy of Arts and Letters BOK Center MFA Yale University Kreeger Museum biological architecture Whitney Museum of American Art American Academy of Arts and Letters Award in the Arts Richmond, Virginia BFA Virginia Commonwealth University architect Markel Corporation Nevada Museum of Art Walter E. Washington Convention Center medical technology