The collection consists of jazz photographs taken by writer-photographer William P. Gottlieb, from 1938 to 1948, the "Golden Age of Jazz" when swing reached its peak and modern jazz developed.

James Brodribb photographs Hip-Hop's underground new generational talents 

New York in the 1930s through the lens of Berenice Abbott.

Jack Davison captures London's Jazz rising stars Ife Ogunjobi, Moses Boyd, Theon Cross and Shabaka Hutchings. Styled by Nell Kalonji.

Rahim Fortune photographs Blues rising star Christone "Kingfish" Ingram in his hometown of Mississippi.

Bharat Sikka captures the legacy in traditional Indian music on Jazz.

Mark Mahaney follows Chet Baker's footsteps for Sixteen Journal Volume 6.

Al Pereira captures the golden era of Hip-hop.

Since joining the "image shop CAMP" in 1982, he has traveled all over Japan and has continued to work mainly at independent galleries.

Jack Davison shoots family portraiture and Japanese Ikebana for Sixteen Journal Volume 5.

Sawatari started publishing his photographs in photography magazines while he was enrolled in Nihon University’s Department of Photography, College of Art.

Keizo picks his subjects who is with character so the viewers are left with strong sense of feeling.