In 1958, Art Kane shot in Harlem a mythic photograph: the one of all the Jazz greats of the time simply posing in a street! 60 years after, his son Jonathan pays him tribute with this image shot last week in Queens, NY.He sent it to us with this comment: “My shoot is not about musicians, it’s a social and political statement about diversity, immigration and multiculturalism in Queens NYC, and a love filled push back to all the hate coming out of the Trump administration. Here’s our real America and it’s beautiful. Over 100 people from more than 70 countries who […]
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