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[Audio Interpretation of "Kathy White, The Fairy" (A)]

Title

[Audio Interpretation of "Kathy White, The Fairy" (A)]

Description

This item is an audio interpretation of the painting “Kathy White, The Fairy” by Evan Schock. The audio interpretation was created by Cameron Rabb. This interpretation begins with harmonious notes and narration provided by Kathy, detailing her experiences. The audio interpretation then transcends into a combination of nature sounds with electronic music, featuring the sounds of rapidly flowing water, interspersed with sounds of clanging metal, evocative of the "clip-clop" of horses’ hooves in motion, and sounds similar to the grinding of mechanical gears and machinery, reminiscent of a locomotive. The sounds of machinery and metal are perhaps alluding to Kathy's statement that "cars still look like Transformers." The audio ends with sounds reminiscent of a rushing river and of electrical static. Of note, the creator identifies the featured IoB associate as "Kathy Wallace/Wallis" when introducing the audio interpretation, however, the associate's name is Kathy White.

Creator

Source

"Kathy White, The Fairy" [Painting] P020

Publisher

UNC Greensboro University Libraries

Date

2020

Contributor

Greensboro Industries of the Blind

UNC Greensboro College of Visual & Performing Arts

Rights

All rights reserved

Relation

Click to explore other items related to the present record:

P020 [painting]

C020-B [audio interpretation]

Format

Type

Identifier

C020-A

Original Format

electronic music

Duration

2 minutes, 42 seconds

Collection

Tags

audio interpretation, electronic music, music, sound

Citation

Rabb, Cameron, “[Audio Interpretation of "Kathy White, The Fairy" (A)],” accessed April 29, 2024, https://uncglibraries.com/publicart/items/show/111.

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