Northwoods’ “Cascading” was interpreted by poet Ann Tweedy and photographer Reiko Ishida.
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Ball of Wax 64 Songs: Tom Dyer – “Interpretation”
Tom Dyer’s “Interpretation” was itself interpreted by writer Logan K. Young. (As an editorial aside, I love how both Tom and Logan employed extremely literal and direct methods of interpretation for their works.)
Ball of Wax 64 Songs: Kate Olson – “Complexitears”
Kate Olson’s “Complexitears,” a music and video and piece, was interpreted by poet Michele Herman.
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Ball of Wax 64 Songs: Darryl Blood – “Air Drop No. 1 (fragment)”
Darryl Blood’s “Air Drop No. 1 (fragment)” was interpreted by painter Leslie Sobel. It also evolved into a track from his Air Drop album, reviewed here by our own Lattney B.
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Ball of Wax 64 Songs: Elizabeth Joan Kelly – “Nest”
Elizabeth Joan Kelly’s “Nest” was interpreted by painter Enda O’Donoghue and poet Carol Dorf.
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Ball of Wax 64 Songs: Douglas O Smith – “The Mirror”
Douglas O Smith’s “The Mirror” was interpreted by painter Dominique Thiebaut.
Ball of Wax 64 Songs: David Williams – “Pour Le Compte Finale, Dix”
David Williams’s “Pour Le Compte Finale, Dix” was interpreted by video artist Nilson Nunes, writer Nicole Leona Smith, and poet Mary Buchinger.
Ball of Wax 64 Songs: Muriel Louveau – “There is another sky”
Muriel Louveau’s “There is another sky” was interpreted by photographers Ellen Alt and Aunia Kahn.
Ball of Wax 64 Songs: Aaron Cobb – “Grow!”
Aaron Cobb’s “Grow!” was interpreted by visual artist
Sarah Haskell.
Ball of Wax 64 Songs: Septi – “Blue Bird”
Septi’s “Blue Bird” was interpreted by photographer Lynnda Pardoe and visual artist Patricia Bender.