ACCESS, USAGE AND LINKS
The complete recordings from the AAH Oral Histories series are accessible to researchers through the Archive of Art and Design, Victoria and Albert Museum.
Citing the Oral Histories project
Citation of the transcripts from AAH Oral Histories interviews published on this website is permitted if it falls within standards established for fair use of copyright materials. Quotes and excerpts of the transcripts of these interviews should be cited as follows:
Interview of <Name of Interviewee>, by Liz Bruchet, <date>, from Association of Art Historians Oral Histories, <URL>, accessed <date>.
Example: Interview of John Smith by Liz Bruchet, 1 October 2009, from Association of Art Historians Oral Histories, www.forarthistory.org.uk/podcast, accessed 13 January 2011.
Related Projects & Resources
Art History
British Library Sound Archive – Oral history: visual art and crafts
Courtauld Institute of Art – A Brief History
Courtauld Intitute of Art Research Forum – ‘Writing Art History: Sound Recordings’
Getty Institute – Interviews with Art Historians collection
The Gombrich Archive – archive relating to the work of art historian Ernst Gombrich
Hayward Gallery / Serpentine Gallery – ‘Deschooling Society podcasts’
Kettle’s Yard Oral History Archive
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Oral History Project
Scottish Society for Art History
Oral History