The black & white photos of Sánta István Csaba, volume 2
Is there any doubt that New York City remains the jazz capital of the world? On any given night, jazz can be found in numerous venues, from the most popular artists within the genre to those just starting out. Sánta István Csaba, a photographer from Budapest, Hungary, spent time in the city this year photographing dozens of the best in concert and candidly, all in black and white. Here is a selection of Csaba’s New York shots taken in 2014.
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A triple bill at Harlem’s Audubon Ballroom featuring Art Blakey, Thelonious Monk, and Macbeth the Great with his Creole Rhythm Boys. The only movie that … Read More “Rare Jazz Concert and Movie Posters on Display in NYC Exhibit”
From October 21 to 23, the BRIC JazzFest made a welcome return to its live in-person home at BRIC House on Fulton Street in Brooklyn, … Read More “Photos: BRIC JazzFest Comes Back to Brooklyn”
