Last year I compiled a list of representative photographs from many of the locations I visited in 2010. This year was similarly packed with travel, so I decided I should do it again, starting a year from when I made the last post. Nineteen U.S. metropolitan areas and Vancouver, Canada are represented, although there are a few other places I visited that I didn't include.

Since Fall 2009 historian Michael Carriere and I have been working on a project documenting a range of community and economic initiatives in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. On Friday, December 16, the first public presentation of that material will open at the Grohmann Museum in Milwaukee.

As I've been traveling in the last few weeks, I've visited Occupy Wall Street affiliated locations in six different cities: Baltimore, Maryland; Chicago, Illinois; Cleveland, Ohio; Detroit, Michigan; Milwaukee, Wisconsin; and both locations in Washington, D.C. Now that winter is approaching and Occupy locations are changing, I thought I should share a couple of photographs from each location.

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• Working Legacies: The Death and (After) Life of Post-Industrial Milwaukee, David's exhibition with historian Michael Carriere, opens at the Grohmann Museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on December 16.
• Starting on November 14, David is showing photographs at the École des hautes études en sciences sociales in its Terra(in)cognita exhibition in Paris, France.
• David is participating in two America: Now and Here events in November. The first involves co-presenting with Theaster Gates at Dorchester Projects on November 7. He will be the discussant at the second event at the Hyde Park Art Center on November 13.
• David is presenting at MAS Context: Analog on October 15.
• David is participating in There's No Place Like Home, curated by Dawoud Bey, at Hyde Park Art Center. It opens on September 25.
• David's Isolated Building Studies exhibition opened at the Texas Tech University School of Art in the SRO Gallery on September 2.
• David's Isolated Building Studies exhibition will open in the Belfast Photo Festival on August 4.
• David will be participating in the Reframing Ruin: a Prelude to the Bloomingdale Trail group show at the Milwaukee Avenue Arts Festival in Chicago from July 29-31.
• David recently presented "Reconceptualizing the Street: A Reminder from the Third Dimension," a co-authored paper with Danielle Wallace, at the International Visual Sociology Association's annual meeting in Vancouver, B.C.