Jazz is more than music; it's an experience, an emotion, and a journey through sound. At our gallery, we are thrilled to showcase the timeless art of David Stone Martin, whose iconic album covers ...

Blue Note Records has embodied the best jazz ... takes. Cover-designer Reid Miles was the man who took these images and created magic. Miles used Wolff's (as well as his own photographs) along with ...

In the artist’s pop art style, the cover depicts the rocker ... Warhol worked as a graphic designer and conceptualized many early jazz album covers. His work has donned the discography of ...

It is scheduled to start at 6 p.m. and is free to attend. The focus will be on the relationship between jazz album cover artwork and the artist’s music, in particular, the artwork on the Blue ...

However, his work may be most recognizable to a different audience—those with a passion for jazz. Spanning five decades and over seventy covers, Turner’s pioneering approach ...

The cover’s backdrop is a stunning piece of rare art, featuring an intricately designed map of the North Atlantic Ocean. This breathtaking visual component not only enhances the album’s value ...

Photoshop tutorial showing how to design and create a vintage, jazz record album cover made famous by record companies such as Blue Note, Impulse, Prestige and Capitol Records. Stock market goes ...

The exhibition hearkens back to the visual style of the early 20th century, with art from magazine covers and album art to cartoons. The Jazz Age Illustration exhibition celebrates the creative spirit ...

He’s also parting ways with the painting he himself made for the sole Cap’n Jazz album, Burritos ... I’m auctioning off the painting that is the cover the of the Cap’n Jazz LP — The ...

The cover art was inspired by albums from the '60s ... the best jazz we had over the last two years or so." To release a jazz album to commemorate the community space's 10th anniversary feels ...

Not so long ago, if critically touted jazz musicians put out an album of pop-tune covers, they would be roasted—or at least scrutinized—for “selling out.” This would be particularly true ...