American Art Online Audio

a catalogue of audio recordings of lectures and conversations with artists, scholars and others
with content focusing on representational art listed by source name
and presented free of charge
Introduction
How can I find online audio recordings concerning American representational art?
Browse through Traditional Fine Arts Organization (TFAO)s catalogue American Art Audio Online indexed by source name:
A - C / D - G / H - L / M - P / Q - Z
or:
Who updates this catalogue?
This catalogue is 100% maintained by volunteers. They provide new content on a continuous basis with the intent of maintaining the world's most complete catalog of online audio recordings within its category. Qualified volunteers are welcome to contribute suggestions for additional catalogue development. TFAO also welcomes other volunteers to further the broadening of knowledge of American representational art. To learn more about other volunteer opportunities please click here.
TFAO is pleased to give credit to volunteers for their time devoted to research.. TFAO provides credits on each page where information is added. If you have a website, TFAO would be pleased to provide a link to it in your credit line.
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As of 8/13/09 this catalogue has been audited through: WNET/New York
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