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Smith Photography slideshow Picasso, Basquiat And Jazz: Nicholas Payton Explores The Influence Of Visual Art On Thursday, trumpeter Nicholas Payton will celebrate the influence of bebop greats Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker on the paintings of Jean-Michel Basquiat at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Payton, a New Orleans native who still resides there, had just returned from a few shows in Brazil when he learned about the parameters of the gig. He’s not familiar with Basquiat works at the museum, but he has been profoundly influenced by visual art in recent years. “When you play what you see,” he says, “it comes from a different place than when you play based on what you hear. My last two records have been very visual — I’m dealing with colors rather than notes, treating harmony as a color. My music is more rhythmic, more effervescent. There are lines and circles.”
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A bow is pretty recognizable on sight. I mean, most people would probably know they’re looking at a bow as soon as they see it.But can you name the different parts of a bow? Do you know what the limb bolt is? How about the arrow shelf?We’ve got two basic diagrams here, where we’ve labeled some of the most common compon
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