David Schalliol

David is currently working on a variety of projects exploring the intersection of urban life and broader social issues. View a series below or visit David's flickr account for a wide assortment of daily shots. Occasional updates are also available on his blog, twitter account and email newsletter. Additionally, over the course of 2012 he is producing a photographic portrait of 100 of the hundreds of buildings threatened with demolition in Chicago. The project is supported by the Richard H. Driehaus Foundation and published by Gapers Block. An abbreviated version of his photographic CV is available here. Please contact him for the full version.	August 4, 2011 - Isolated Building Studies, Belfast Photo Festival (Belfast, Northern Ireland) September 2, 2011 - Isolated Building Series, Texas Tech University School of Art (Lubbock, TX) September 25, 2011 - There's No Place Like Home curated by Dawoud Bey, Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago, IL) October 1, 2011 - Annual Juried Exhibition curated by Nancy Barr, Detroit Center for Contemporary Photography (Detroit, MI) November 14, 2011 - Terra(in)cognita, École des hautes études en sciences sociales (Paris, France) December 10, 2011 - TANTOTEMPO pure 2011, Tanto Tempo Gallery (Kobe, Japan) December 16, 2011 - Working Legacies: The Death and (After) Life of Post-Industrial Milwaukee, Grohmann Museum (Milwaukee, WI)
A series examining the divergent investment processes in Chicago neighborhoods.	A series exploring the metropolitan area of Detroit, Michigan.
A series documenting the Chicago Housing Authority's plans to restructure the public housing system.	A series investigating the downtown core and suburban ring of Las Vegas, Nevada.
A series exploring the events of Eleventh Night and The Twelfth in Belfast, Northern Ireland.	A series documenting the closing of four catholic churches and their school in Johnstown, Pennsylvania.
A series addressing basketball hoops as metaphors for the adversity and creativity of limited resources can breed.