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The Foundation always hosts great seminars with interesting speakers and great venues.
The mission of the foundation is "to raise funds and award scholarships to those seeking to improve their knowledge in the field of personal property appraising. As a nonprofit organization independent of any professional appraisal societies, FAE welcomes all appraisers to become members and/or apply for scholarships. Whether you are new to the field or a seasoned professional, we believe that the pursuit of appraisal education is a worthy endeavor to support."
The FAE and their scholarships are "to advance the education, capabilities and skills of personal property appraisers through scholarships. By attending classes through ISA, AAA, ASA, Winterthur or The Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts, etc. and attending the FAE annual seminar, recipients gain access to presentations by leading experts in their fields benefiting from a diverse network of industry participants."
For more information on scholarships, the FAE mission and the seminar, CLICK HERE.
The Foundation for Appraisal Education reports on the seminar
Source: The Foundation for Appraisal EducationABOUT THE SEMINAR
The 2019 Foundation for Appraisal Education Annual Educational Seminar will take place at Neal Auction Company at their Magazine Street auction gallery location in the beautiful historic Garden District of New Orleans. The theme of 300 Years of Southern Style will cover topics from French wallpaper trends in early Southern American homes, to the trends in Southern Art from Clementine Hunter to Blue Dog to the Contemporary Art Scene. Seminar will also feature a talk on best practices to strengthen your business and the importance of your engagement agreements.
Educational Seminar
As part of its dedication to the advancement of appraisal education, the FAE produces an annual 2-day educational seminar. Every year, we select a destination city and a diverse group of presenters on topics that provide both antiques, furnishings & decorative arts and fine art appraisers with learning opportunities and professional development credits. These seminars are open to ISA, AAA and ASA appraisers, as well as individuals interested in the field of topics presented.
We hope to see you in New Orleans, October 4-5, 2019!
Three Centuries of Southern Style
Our educational weekend will be hosted at Neal Auction Company and will be packed with seminars on southern fine and decorative arts.
Registration
Register for the seminar here
$395 for the entire seminar or $200 for one day
Schedule
Thursday 10/3
9:00am-6:00pm: The International Society of Appraisers (ISA) will be offering one of their most in demand courses, Advanced Appraisal Methodology, at Neal Auction on 10/3. Please visit their sit for more information and take advantage of this great opportunity to take the course before the seminar begins! https://www.isa-appraisers.org/courses/course/323
7:00pm: Ogden Museum Cocktail Party with live music at the fine art museum in New Orleans’ whose emphasis is on historic to contemporary Southern Art. (Included in Seminar Fee)
Friday 10/4
8:30am: Coffee & continental breakfast
9:00am: Welcome/opening remarks
9:15am: The Art of George Rodrigue-Cajun, Blue Dogs and Beyond by Marney Robinson
10:15am: Coffee break
10:30am: Goods of Every Description by Lydia Blackmore
11:30am: Southern Silver by Carey Mackie
12:30pm: Lunch
1:30pm: 100 Years of Antiques by MS Rau Antiques
2:30pm: Break
2:45pm: Chasing the “Butterfly Man”: Understanding Historic New Orleans Furniture from Armoires to Campeche Chairs by Cybele Gontar
3:45pm: Art Theft & Fraud by Randy Deaton
5:00pm: Neal Auction Co. will host a New Orleans themed Cocktail Party at the Seminar location for only FAE Seminar attendees. This special event will feature highlights from Neal’s Annual Louisiana Purchase auction, with items exclusively on preview to FAE Seminar Attendees. (Included in Seminar Fee)
Saturday 10/5
8:30am: Coffee & continental breakfast
9:00am: French Wallpapers by Christine Speare
10:00am: Contemporary Art Gallery Panel Discussion
11:00am: Coffee break
11:15am: Clementine Hunter Fakes by Tommy Whitehead
12:15pm: Lunch
1:15pm: Research Resources at THNOC by Pruitt & Woynowski
2:15pm: Storyville by Pamela Arcenaux
3:15pm: Break
3:30pm: Personal Property Appraisal Engagement Letters by Kathy Kelly
4:30pm: Mardi Gras Collectibles by Wayne Phillips
Saturday Evening: New Orleans Art For Art Sake, Magazine Street: Each Fall New Orleans kicks off the art season with music, wine, gallery openings and shopping. the Seminar will take place in the heart of the event, so attendees can take part in the night of gallery hopping and shopping: https://www.magazinestreet.com/event/art-for-arts-sake/
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