Recap: “SEE YOU AT THE TOP” curated by Known Gallery and The Seventh Letter

1:01 PM PDT on May 13, 2015

"SEE YOU AT THE TOP" was a photographic exhibition curated by Known Gallery and The Seventh Letter that appeared at The Vape Summit in Las Vegas from Thursday, April 30 through Saturday, May 02, 2015. The photography was presented in association with Black Reserve, and included work by: EVIDENCE / ESTEVAN ORIOL / STEVEN PERILLOUX / WILLIE TOLEDO / SABER / ZES / PATRICK HOELCK / QUAM ODUNSI / LANI LEE / GREGORY BOJORQUEZ / DYLAN MADDUX / BRENT BROZA / PEP WILLIAMS / AZIM LAKE / KC ORTIZ / ZANE MEYER

Keep reading for some of the incredible images which appeared in the show, plus photos of the event, the summit, and the installation of The Seventh Letter x Black Reserve booth... All event photos by Pics from Zane Meyer of Chop em Down Films.

First, please check out some of the work on display...

Willie T.

Gregory Bojorquez

Steven Perilioux

Evidence

Zeser

Estevan Oriol

Jon Lake

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Brent Broza

Dylan Maddux

Saber

KC Ortiz

Zane Meyer

Pep Williams

Lani Lee

Quam Odunsi

Patrick Hoelck

Now, enjoy a gallery of the event at the Vape Summit...

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