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Welcome to the website of jazz photographer Michael Wilderman. Here are some samples of my photos from the broad spectrum of music known as "jazz":
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Photo Sales - New PayPal Account Payment Link Established! What's New My photos were exhibited December 4th at the Orensanz Center in NYC as part of the important Under_Line fundraiser to help develop a permanent music and arts space in the Lower East Side. This is one of the photos displayed:
![]() The William Parker Ensemble at Sound Unity II, at the old Knitting Factory, October 14, 1988. ![]() Jazz T-shirts with my photos have been unavailable since Gear, Ink. went out of business last year. But, a new company, Delta Haze, has taken over and is in production. So, NOW the T-shirts are available again. Click HERE for images and a link.
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On their page, click on the "Community" button to see a Joe McPhee video from the festival The new jazz text book, DISCOVERING JAZZ by John Edward Hasse and Tad Lathrop contains ten of my photos. A sample chapter is temporarily available for review on the Pearson web site, just click on the cover image. ![]() I did the photo, oil pastel, and layout for Joel Futterman's new CD Remembering Dolphy. It's piano solo explorations of the music of Eric Dolphy. Nothing like this has ever been done before! I also did the cover for his CD, The Fall, a unique musical experience. Music samples (and other photos of mine) at:
![]() I provided the layout and photo montages for Byron Morris' new CD Unity, A Retrospective. The music is a collection of recordings that Unity made during the late '70s and early '80s. Listen to the music samples at the site.
![]() ![]() There are also many of my photos on Byron's website at www.bymormusic.com. I am now Byron's "webmaster" and have added many photos of Byron, Hilton Ruiz, and others.
Click HERE for a New page with a slideshow exhibit of my photographs of New Orleans musicians and scenes. These photos are all pre-Katrina.
The VISION FESTIVAL - XVI took place Monday, June 6th through Sunday, June 12th, 2011.
![]() Vision Festival XV in June 2010 celebrated a lifetime of achievement by Muhal Richard Abrams on an evening with an emotional Muhal solo performance dedicated to Fred Anderson, who was scheduled to appear that night, but had passed away that morning in a Chicago hospital. Muhal also played a dynamic trio set with Ari Brown and Harrison Bankhead. Other festival highlights that I heard were the Charles Gayle Bass Choir's tribute for Norris "Sirone" Jones; The Blues Escaped band with Roy Campbell, jr., Kidd Jordan, Jason Kao Hwang, William Parker, and Hamid Drake; Billy Bang's Spirit of Sir One; the David S. Ware Trio; and the Sabir Mateen Ensemble.
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The 2009 Vision Festival in New York City, June 9-15, honored a lifetime of achievement by Marshall Allen.
Click HERE to link to a NEW page with an exhibit of my Marshall Allen photographs,
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After the outstanding Sun Ra Arkestra set, all the musicians were called to the stage for a group photo:
In 2008, the Vision Festival honored the musical achievements of Edward "Kidd" Jordan. I was pleased to be able to present a digital projection of photos of my friend Kidd. I have converted the slideshow for viewing on a new page and have added more images, including those from the 2008 Vision Festival and beyond.
Click HERE to link to a NEW page with the slideshow exhibit of my Kidd Jordan photographs. My links page has been updated with additions. Check out the updated Latin Jazz - Exhibits & Photo Gallery page.
Click HERE TO CONTACT Jazz Visions and Michael Wilderman by email The site was established in 1997 on John Coltrane's birthday and was relocated to this domain in June 2001.
All images are copyright by Michael Wilderman/JazzVisionsPhotos. Thanks! Please return soon.
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