Jacksonville Public Library is pleased to announce that A Visual Testimony: The Jazz Jam Photography Collection by Felicia Bass is making a stop at the Gallery at Main (on the first floor of the Main Library) from August 2 through September 23.
#About the Exhibit
The Jazz Jam is a collection of black-and-white photography featuring local Jazz musicians itching to play together and entertain audiences in the early days of the pandemic and social distancing. Images from the collection are depicted in black and white, “supporting the idea that the absence of color provokes imagination to create its own impressively beautiful pictures.”
The Gallery at Main is free and open to all, Monday - Saturday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
#We are open for Art Walk
Join us on Wednesday, August 2 starting at 6 p.m. for the opening reception and a talk with photographer Felicia Bass. The installation will also include live jazz "pop-up" featuring artists from the Jazz Jam.
#About the Artist
Felicia Bass is a Jacksonville-based photographer. She is a member of Black Women Photographers (BWP) and is currently Photographer-In-Residence at her family’s non-profit organization Don’t Miss A Beat. Felicia spent each Sunday from 2020-2021 photographing local artists coming to Wildcrafters, a non-alcoholic bar in Riverside, itching to get back in front of live audiences during the pandemic. Her work has now culminated in a unique opportunity to exhibit a collection of photos chronicling this moment in Jacksonville's Music History.
