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Close Looking: Andy Warhol Creative Audio Description

Andy Warhol. Elvis I and II, 1964. 4 Figures stand holding a gun out in front of them

Andy Warhol. Elvis I and II, 1964. Silkscreen ink and spray paint (silver canvas); silkscreen ink and acrylic (blue canvas) on linen, Panel: 208.3 × 208.3 cm. Art Gallery of Ontario. Gift from the Women's Committee Fund, 1966. © The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc., Artists Rights Society, New York / CARCC, Ottawa (2023). 65/35

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Close Looking: Andy Warhol Creative Audio Description

Monday, July 26, 2021 11:00 am
Close Looking: Andy Warhol Creative Audio Description

Join Assistant Curator of Community Programs, Melissa Smith, as she shares an audio description of an artwork, one of the techniques used during our Multisensory Program to help remove barriers to our collections. You will hear and learn about creative audio description, a type of spoken language describing visual images or objects, which enables audiences to engage and pursue their own journey in relation to visual art. We will explore Andy Warhol's Elvis I and II, an AGO artwork that will be on view in the Andy Warhol Exhibition.

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