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JazzArt® Event Archives
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San Francisco's Jazz Heritage Center Grand Opening. HEI artists E.J. Gold, Zoe Alowan, S.L. Boyd, Kelly Rivera and Douglass-Truth joined Ed Dwight and Phonel Roberts in a Group Show celebrating the Grand Opening of San Francisco's Jazz Heritage Center, along with Yoshi's Jazz Club (and Restaurant) at 1300 Fillmore. "As of this week, there's a new cathedral for jazz by the Bay," said Jim Harrington of the Contra Costa Times. Photos | More Photos >>>
(above left) Invitation to Grand Opening; (below left) Jazz Heritage Center, San Francisco
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E.J. Gold displays new art at IAJE Conference Toronto 2008. Jazz artist E.J. Gold, official provider of JazzArt ® paintings for the International Association for Jazz Education unveiled new works at the Association's 35th Annual International Conference in Toronto January 9th through 12th, 2008. Gold presented both monumental-sized canvases and 7' by 11' stage backdrops for the event. Another of his paintings was selected as the signature graphic for the Conference, to appear on tee-shirts, Toronto street banners, program books and the like. More >>>
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Portrait of Herbie Hancock
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JazzArt ® at the Smithsonian. Heidelberg Editions International is proud to announce that E.J. Gold's portrait of Herbie Hancock is now in the permanent collection of the National Museum of American History. Hancock, named in 2004 an NEA Jazz Master and recipient of numerous other honors, was responsible in large part for Gold's getting involved in the field of jazz ... More >>>
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Kelly Rivera of Flamenco Puro helps celebrate the opening of Mo'Jazz.
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Mo' Jazz Exhibit Celebrates 50 Years of JazzArt ®. Rachel Kelly's Flying Hare Gallery hosted an exhibit of photographs and paintings by E.J. Gold, Jim Rodney, Mariette Fournier, Mark Einert and Wayne Hoyle. Musicians Bill Douglas, Isaac James and Borrina Mapaka turned out for the reception ... More >>> |
HEI and E.J. Gold have provided JazzArt ® for the IAJE Conferences from 2003 through 2007.
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IAJE 2007 New York City once again featured E.J. Gold's JazzArt ®. E.J. Gold's JazzArt ® graced the performance halls and workshop and conference venues at the International Association for Jazz Education Conference for 2007 at the Hilton in New York City, January 10-13, 2007. More >>>
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52nd Street -- E.J. Gold's JazzArt ® painting 52nd Street for the IAJE 2006 Conference in New York City.
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IAJE 2006 New York City features E.J. Gold's JazzArt ®. E.J. Gold's JazzArt ® including 52nd Street(pictured), New York Jazz Heaven, New Orleans Jazz Heaven, Chicago Jazz Heaven, Buddha Sax and more grace the performance halls and workshop and conference venues at the International Association for Jazz Education convention for 2006 at the Hilton in New York City, January 11-14, 2006. More >>> |
E.J. Gold's JazzArt ® appeared at the Hollywood Bowl during its Summer 2005 Jazz Series.
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Hollywood Bowl Jazz Series featured E.J. Gold's JazzArt ®. The spectacular Hollywood Bowl was the setting for a magnificent display of E.J. Gold's JazzArt ®tm backdrops this summer as the Bowl featured the music of Gershwin, Al Jarreau, Etta James, Poncho Sanchez, Gladys Knight, Chaka Khan and more ... |
E.J. Gold's Sound Center which will be featured on the conference T-shirt at IAJE 2005.
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JazzArt ® at International Conference. Jazz Art by E.J. Gold and the Grass Valley Graphics Group was honored once again to collaborate with the International Association for Jazz Education (IAJE) in creating an atmosphere of creativity and performance with a fusion of the arts -- jazz and jazz art. The blending of art with musicians live on stage has been the successful experiment of jazz art ... gracing the stages for great musicians Oscar Peterson, Wynton Marsalis, Herbie Hancock, Nancy Wilson, Benny Maupin, Russell Malone ... and educators, students and thousands of jazz enthusiasts in Toronto, New York and at the Convention Center in Long Beach January 5 - 8, 2005.
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Two Jazzmen a monumental jazz art painting by E.J. Gold was the conference logo for the 2004 IAJE (INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF JAZZ EDUCATION) conference in the Big Apple, and was exhibited there with dozens of fabulous Grass Valley Graphics Group JAZZ ART paintings. For conference photos including Nancy Wilson, Dave Brubeck, Nate Hentoff, and the spectacular Jazz Art, click here.
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IAJE Journal
Click HERE for the Press Release
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Saluting TOOTS! Thielemans. GVGG went to the Mill Valley Jazz! event in July which featured harmonica great Toots Thielemans and keyboard player Kenny Werner on the GVGG art-studded stage.
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It started with WYNTON MARSALIS who said "this should surely happen more" when he played to a Grass Valley house full of people and fabulous art. And the rest is history! GVGG art is in demand for jazz events around the world.
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IAJE POSTERS of the EJ Gold Jazz Paintings featured in the VIP ramp for the 30th Annual Conference of IAJE are here and gorgeous!
POSTER No. 13
International Association for
Jazz Education
30th Annual Conference
Charlie "Bird" Parker
By E.J. Gold
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"a unique art environment in the concert hall" -- January - February 2003 Jazz Education Journal of the E.J. Gold Jazz Art in Toronto at the 30th Annual IAJE Conference
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