Museum Studies

From the International Network for the Conservation of Contemporary Art (INCCA) (PDF)

Taken from website: "This workbook approaches the practice and application of oral narratives as a co-constructed creative endeavor rather than reparative “truth” work. Resisting the idea of a recorded interview as a neutral historical document, this skill-building workbook instead shares perspectives on listening, remembering, gossiping, questioning, and framing, with the aim of telling our stories not as fixed subjects but as artists who are alive and breathing. Collected together are methods and models for experimentation and collaboration in oral history projects or interview-based works. Included are practical documents created by Los Angeles Contemporary Archive (LACA) for individuals or working groups, and approaches to the artist interview by East of Borneo. These documents address artistic outcomes, the design of outlines and interviews, consent, transcription, and the annotation of oral history records. The intent is that artists can refer to these documents to experiment in creating new works and explore the meaning-making processes by which our practice is guided.