You can't listen to a painting or see a song. But that doesn't mean there aren't really interesting places where the worlds of jazz and art overlap. This week on The New Jazz Archive, we'll explore the criss-crossing worlds of jazz and the visual arts from the jazz photography of William Gottlieb, to the life and work of jazz painter Romare Bearden, to the "Great Day in Harlem" that gave us one of the most storied photographs in jazz history. That plus music from Billy Strayhorn, Thelonious Monk and Mary Lou Williams, this week on The New Jazz Archive.
Jazz and the Visual Arts
