BILL WARD - 21-Minute Audio Interview Streaming In Full
May 12, 2014, 10 years ago
On May 9th and 10th, drum legend Bill Ward (Black Sabbath) presented his fine art series, Absence Of Corners, at the Annapolis Collection Gallery in Annapolis, Maryland. Black-Sabbath.com has posted a 21-minute audio interview done over the telephone, in which Bill talks about several subjects including the gallery and his artwork, the fact that he played drums for the first time since last fall, his 2012 “Statement” about Black Sabbath, his shoulder surgery, and the diverticulitis surgery he had last fall (in some excruciating detail at times), and the 2004 gig where Ozzy fell sick, and they got Rob Halford (Judas Priest to step in on vocals.
Video footage of Ward's appearance at the Annapolis Collection Gallery is available below:
In the video below, Ward gives a deeper look into his art piece Sound Shock from his art debut. The piece reflects how his perception has been altered from years of exposure to epic frequencies.
In another short video, Bill discusses Intuitive Peril, the most sought after piece in his art debut collection Absence Of Corners. Vivid, abstract and created from rhythm, Intuitive Peril is a powerful example of Ward's new medium of rhythm-on-canvas.
To learn more and see the entire collection by Bill Ward, visit Billwarddrumart.com.
