Color Photography

"The community of nail artists in the Northwest Side of Chicago releases a vibrant visual and cultural gesture. Sparked by distinction and thriving on its own terms, this economy shares joy equally between client and producer. By wearing its visual code, an individual becomes part of this economic base. The nail artist community even inspires celebrities to share in the pleasures of its culture. Engaging us playfully in an outburst of visual sparks, shop owners Jackie Blue, Loretta Gonzalez, Alexis, Yara Fernandez and Glynnus Alexander make up the core group of Northwest Side shop owners who practice Chicago-style nail art. The community of salons comprises mothers and daughters, connected by both birth and mentorship, who have found long-term financial stability through craftsmanship and entrepreneurship." -From Onomatopee's website https://www.onomatopee.net/exhibition/paint-polish/

Color photographs taken in Little Village and Pilsen

Collection of color photographs from Chicago artist, Joseph Wilcox, said to be capturing Huldufolk, or hidden people. According to Icelandic folkore, the Huldufolk live among and protect the country's boulders, hills, and lava fields.

A collection of photographs presumably documenting a day lived by Edward Ferguson.

Collection of color photographs by Chris Horner.

A broadsheet of photographs that can be assembled into a booklet using printed instructions.

Five untitled poems and seven photographs taken in Logan Square with a Fujifilm Instax Wide camera.

A small book about nature, packed with pictures

A folded book of color photographs depicting brimming shopping carts in various Chicago neighborhoods.

Color photos taken in Chicago near Union Park