Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Phil America (2nd nomination)
WP:GNG requires non-trivial third-party coverage, and it's not there.  A TED talk is by its very nature not third-party, and plenty of people do them - it's not just Steve Jobs-level people, and it's gotten so big they do "independent" TEDx talks now.  I can find ''a'' talk on Youtube, but nobody talking about the talk, and one of them, according to PA's Facebook, was a TEDx talk, so to claim two is inaccurate.  The sizes of his exhibitions aren't ascertainable, nor is the notability of where he exhibited.  He doesn't meet .  His articles (and what I assume are exhibition books) are all considered self-published works and on indie press; they're not in major magazines, and there are no reviews of his work.  His GHits from the search cited above are, in order: official site, WP, Facebook, Tumblr, Instagram, the TEDx on Youtube, Vimeo, etc.  Hit #10 is a Guardian article, followed by a photo blog, another personal page, 2 Linkedins, and another Youtube of the TEDx talk. He exists, but he's not verifiable as notable
— User:MSJapan, 18:49, 30 August 2015 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:ARTIST (Wikipedia:Notability)