Josh Higgins curated a one-of-a-kind art show opening January 17th at Blind Lady Alehouse in Normal Heights. Gathering a collection of skateboarders, designers and cultural tastemakers, Higgins invited each participant to submit a batch of photos to the show. The one stipulation, each image had to be captured by a mobile calling device. Phonography displayed the beauty in everyday life. View a selection of photos below, and a whole lot more here.
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Photos from top to bottom: Scott Mires (above video), Gary Hustwit, Christopher Simmons, Justin Ahrens, Andy Macdonald, Ryan Clark. View over 100 photos from the show on Phonography's Tumblr.
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Dylan and Don from Subtext Gallery, plus some Canadian dude who bought one of my photos! Crowd shots by Stacy Keck, view more here.