For the past 10 years, the creator of the photographic series, The Colors of the Urban Landscape, has been in numerous art exhibits, both group and one-man. In the Summer of 1995, Jon served as the curator of the group art show, A Fraternity of Artists at New York's La Mama La Galleria in the East Village, in which Chico was a participating artist, as well as having painted one of his trademark murals honoring the fraternity from which this art show originated, AEPi (Rochester Institute of Technology). After photographing a lot of Chico's murals, Mr. White managed to meet Chico at his first art show in Manhattan at the Bell Caffe in September of 1993.

Says Jon,

"I'm interested primarily in color photography in an urban setting. I've explored this genre further with the use of special-effects in Adobe Photoshop, as well as some multi-media collaboration images, which are selected photographs with art work painted on them by New York City Graffiti Artist, Chico."