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URL:https://www.artinliverpool.com/events/the-jazz-photography-of-william-
 ellis/
SUMMARY:Cornerstone: The Jazz Photography of William Ellis
DESCRIPTION:An internationally celebrated music photographer from Liverpoo
 l will be exhibiting work in his home city this February.\n\nWilliam Ell
 is' photographs of iconic artists have appeared in The Times\, The Guard
 ian\, New Statesman and on the BBC\, magazines and record covers and he i
 s a co-author of the forthcoming book Rethinking Miles Davis published by
  Oxford University Press.\n\nHis work has been exhibited in the United St
 ates\, Canada\, Cuba\, South Africa\, Europe\, China and the Far East. The
 y are in numerous private collections and those of National Portrait Galle
 ry\, London\, the Archive of Contemporary Music\, New York\, The American 
 Jazz Museum\, Kansas City MO\, and on display at Birdland\, New York.\n\nH
 is reggae project One Love\, produced in his role as Visiting Research F
 ellow in Photographing Popular Music Culture at Birmingham City University
  is in the archives of the University of the West Indies\, Kingston\, Jama
 ica.\n\nFrom 3rd February to 15th April 2026\, Ellis' images of musicians 
 such as Herbie Hancock\, Clark Terry and Dizzy Gillespie will be exhibited
  at The Capstone Theatre\, coinciding with the Liverpool International Jaz
 z Festival. Visitors will be able to see photographs of these music legen
 ds on stage\, in rehearsal spaces\, even in their own homes\, revealing de
 tails about performance practices\, instrumentation\, fashion and interper
 sonal dynamics.\n\nCreative Director of the Liverpool International Jazz F
 estival\, Neil Campbell said: "Jazz is an art form rooted in improvisatio
 n and spontaneity - photography shares this instantaneous nature of creati
 on in capturing for us an in-the-moment impression which provides a visual
  context that enriches our understanding and appreciation of the music’s
  cultural and social environment."\n\nThere will be a Private View event o
 n Thursday 26th February at 6pm with William Ellis in attendance. All are
  welcome to attend and pre-booking is not required. For more details pleas
 e visit The Capstone Theatre website.\n\nNB: This photographic exhibition
  will run in The Capstone Theatre Foyer from Tuesday 3rd Feb - Sun 15th Ap
 ril 2026\, coinciding with Liverpool International Jazz Festival 2026. The
 re will be a Private View event on Thursday 26th February 2026 at 6pm with
  the photographer\, William Ellis\, in attendance.
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LOCATION:Cornerstone\, Hope Creative Campus\, Shaw Street\, Liverpool\, L6 
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