Talks
Close Looking: Visual Description of a Magic Poster
The Metropolitan Printing Co., New York Adelaide Herrmann and Company around 1905 chromolithograph McCord Museum, M2014.128.207
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Talks
Close Looking: Visual Description of a Magic Poster
Monday, September 14, 11 am
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Close Looking: Visual Description of a Magic Poster
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 a poster of Adelaide Herrmann, one of the first female magicians, from the Illusions: The Art of Magic exhibition.
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