Can paintings by artists with no published sale records be sold at a charity's silent auction for fair market value?
Friday, February 5, 2016 in Ask an Instructor
ISA members are invited to send in their questions on all things appraising and education to the Director of Education.
View MoreThe ISA Assets Conference 2025 in Washington, DC is only one week away! AFDA Chair and Asian art specialist Ashley Crawford (MA, ISA AM) is here to tell us about the Chinese ceramics tour during our upcoming trip to the Smithsonian National Museum of Asian Art, which will be a highlight from the AFDA Tour #2.
Assets 2025 Speaker Interview: Thomas R. Kline in Conversation with Ashley Crawford (ISA AM)
We are very excited for the celebrated art lawyer Thomas R. Kline to join us at this year’s ISA Assets Conference to present his lecture Appraiser Self-Protection: Avoiding Title and Ownership Claims! In preparation for this general session presentation, Asian art specialist Ashley Crawford (ISA AM) met with Tom to learn more about his important work, the Washington DC art market, and what appraisers need to know about art law.
Here's a recap of all of the Q and A that was covered during the March 11, 2025 Office Hours with the Director of Education.
Brandon Zebold’s sculpture “Orb I” was installed in 2005 on the Roundabout Art Route in Bend, Oregon, and was recently subjected to what Stephen Colbert called “lighthearted vandalism.” But how does this impact you as the appraiser?
Steve Roach, JD, ISA CAPP provides valuable insight about this lighthearted vandalism!
City of Bend, Oregon, photograph.
