musicians." 2008: "A Great Day in Hoxton" — a photograph by Peter Williams, commissioned by Straight No Chaser magazine and featuring prominent music business faces such as Gilles Peterson and James Lavelle alongside designers, fashion professionals, writers, dancers and fellow photographers. 2013: "Een Grootse Dag in Kootwijk" - in the spirit of XXL's picture "A Great Day in Hiphop", Ghamte Schmidt and Andreas van de Laar gathered the Dutch Hiphopscene at the monumental Radio Kootwijk for a group portrait. 2016: "A Great Day in Hackney" — in the spirit of Art Kane's photograph, British jazz musicians assembled to celebrate the 30th anniversary of The Premises Studios in Hackney. 2018: "A Great Day in Hollywood" — 47 black writers, showrunners, actors, and producers from more than 20 Netflix original shows, films and documentaries came together to create "A Great Day in Hollywood". Taken to promote Netflix's Strong Black Lead initiative, Netflix also released a minute long video directed by Lacey Duke and narrated by Caleb McLaughlin (Stranger Things). 2021: "A Great Day in Roxbury's Highland Park" — Organized by Mark Schafer, Paige Cook, and JD Garcia, with support from the Unitarian Universalist Urban Ministry (UUUM), the Roxbury Historical Society, and Historic Boston, Inc., 77 elders of the historically Black neighborhood of Highland Park in Roxbury, Massachusetts gathered on the stairs of two local brownstone buildings on the morning of November 6, 2021, for a photo that was taken by Roxbury photographer Hakim Raquib. A half-hour documentary on the making of the "A Great Day in Roxbury's Highland Park" photograph, by Bithyah Israel and commissioned by the UUUM, was premiered at Paige Academy in Roxbury on November 13, 2022. Notes References External links Sarah Goodyear, "Stoop Summit — How a Harlem brownstone was immortalized when the living legends of jazz assembled there for an iconic photograph" , New York Daily News'', 12 August 2016 (including interactive photo leading to performance clips by each musician). Retrieved August 29, 2016. "Jazz's Most Iconic Photo is Half a Century Old" by Alan Kurtz (Jazz.com) Jazz Greats in One Immortal 1958 Image (The New York Times, September 25, 2018) An interactive version of A Great Day in Harlem showing the musicians' names Jazz publications 1958 works 1958 in art 1958 in New York City Black-and-white photographs Works originally published in Esquire (magazine) Photographs of the United States Harlem 1950s photographs