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Vision Festival 2025

By Luciano Rossetti
July 10, 2025
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A collection of photos from the Vision Festival in New York City from June 2, 2025 to June 7, 2025 featuring

Roscoe Mitchell

saxophone
b.1940

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William Parker

bass
b.1952

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Amirtha Kidambi

drums

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Nicole Mitchell

flute
b.1967

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Miriam Parker

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Patricia Nicholson Parker

vocals

" data-original-title="" title="">Patricia Nicholson Parker,

Ava Mendoza

guitar

" data-original-title="" title="">Ava Mendoza,

Hamid Drake

drums
b.1955

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Matthew Shipp

piano
b.1960

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Mary Halvorson

guitar

" data-original-title="" title="">Mary Halvorson,

Marilyn Crispell

piano
b.1947

" data-original-title="" title="">Marilyn Crispell, and many many others. View Slideshow

Roscoe Mitchell - Patricia Nicholson - William Parker

Patricia Nicholson - Cooper Moore

Nicole Mitchell Black Earth Ensemble

Jovia Armstrong - Nicole Mitchell - Luke Stewart - Ariella...

Miriam Parker - Warren Trae Crudup

James Brandon Lewis - William Parker

Tomas Fujiwara - Mary Halvorson - Assif Tsahar

Davolois Fearon Dance Up Right

Jahi Sundance Lake - Oliver Lake

Ivo Perelman - Mat Maneri - William Parker

Patricia Nicholson's Shamanic Partiple

Reggie Workman - Marilyn Crispell

Gerry Hamingway - Patricia Nicholson

William Parker Healing Message from time e space

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