ASA Webinar: Antique Folk Art & Modern Interpretations for May 6th

Part II of the ASA Antique Fok Art and Modern Interpretations webinar series is scheduled for May 6th at 1:00 pm EST.  The fee is $65.00 for ASA members and $75.00 for non-members.

The webinar is presented by Susan Golashovsky, ASA, who is an expert from Pennsylvania on folk art. If you have seen Susan's previous presentations on Folk Art, you dont want to miss this section with new content and material.

Webinars have become a very simple and useful method of presenting information to appraisers. Many of the major appraisal organizations have embraced the webinar platform in expanding their education programs. They are well worth viewing, either live, or at a later date. Webinars are an inexpensive and entertaining manner of obtaining practical product and appraisal knowledge.

For more information on the ASA Folk Art webinar with Susan Golashovsky, ASA click HERE.

Antique Folk Art & Modern Interpretations:    Part 2

Date:                    May 6, 2011
Time:                    1:00-2:00 p.m. EST
Member:              $65.00
Non-member:      $75.00

Whether you are a generalist, fine arts or decorative art appraiser, this is an opportunity to learn first-hand from an expert with more than 20 years of experience in the field of antiques and folk art.

Register now:        www.appraisers.org

Recommended CPE:    1

Webinar Overview:
Join ASA for this unique webinar where Susan Golashovsky, ASA, will show participants the following:

•  learn just how closely some artisans interpret antique objects

• see examples of antiques against revival and more recent examples

• gain an understanding of the interpreter's work through interviews with artisans currently making these objects

 Presenter:
Susan Golashovsky, ASA, is an accredited specialist in American Folk Art, Antique Furniture and General/Residential Contents. She has examined early 20th century interpretations of antique folk art and she interviewed contemporary artisans and examined their work to determine:

1-how they interpret antiques
2-what they do to make them appear "aged"
3-the values of antiques vs. new interpretations

Don't miss this information!

Click HERE for more information or to register.