Jazz Musicians & John Anderson

A live performance from jazz trombonist and seashellist Steve Turre with his wife, jazz cellist Akua Dixon. The "Pulp Western" world of Cedar Grove, New Jersey artist Robert Anderson. And, a look at touchable art programs for the visually impaired.

Jazz trombonist and seashellist Steve Turre with his wife, jazz cellist Akua Dixon play Duke Ellington's "Echoes of Harlem" and Miles Davis' "All Blues," and talk about life as a music-making family.

Steve Turre In the Spur of the Moment
TELARC Jazz
www.telarc.com/jazz/

Akua Dixon and Quartette Indigo
Women in Jazz at the Montclair Public Library
973-509-4910
www.to.montclair.nj.us
The Priory Jazz Series
973-242-8012
www.newcommunity.org/ncc/busop/priory/

Robert Anderson Pulp Western
Cowboys, space aliens, and true romance - they're all part of the genre known as pulp fiction. Cedar Grove, New Jersey artist Robert Anderson picks up on the saturated colors and larger-than-life images in his one-man show "Pulp Western" through February 17, 2001 at the OK Harris Gallery in New York City, 212-432-3600 or email: okharris@okharris.com

The Touch of Art For more information on touchable art programs for the visually impaired, Contact:
VSA Arts of New Jersey
732-745-3885
www.vsanj.org