This illustrated online course focuses on the gossip (based on facts) and anecdotes relating to artists—famous and infamous—including sexuality, suicides, wars, weird hobbies, rivalries, pitfalls, and commissions. Topics include Michelangelo’s fight with the Vatican, Bernini’s rivalry over buildings in Rome, the truth about van Gogh’s ear, feuds between Matisse and Picasso, Pollock’s drinking episodes, and their ability to create masterpieces through it all.

Registering at least three weeks prior to the course start date is highly recommended

For Questions or to Enroll Visit

https://www.sps.nyu.edu/professional-pathways/courses/ARTS1-CE9255-dishing-the-dirt-on-artists-from-renaissance-to-modern-art.html

This personal property USPAP class is taught with the 2024 USPAP book.
AQB Certified USPAP Instructor: Gayle Skluzacek, AAA

The 7-hour USPAP update course is only for those who have taken USPAP within the past 24-months. It has been organized to conform to the criteria set forth by the Appraisal Foundation in Washington, DC. Participants meet for a total of 7 hours for this mostly discussion-based class, and there is no examination. If you have not taken USPAP within the past 24-months, you are required to take the 15-hour course & exam.

A digital copy of the 2024 USPAP book, Reference Manual, and 7hr Student Manual will be emailed to all students at no cost prior to the course. Students are required to have access to these materials during the course.

For Questions or to Enroll Visit​

​​https://www.appraisersassociation.org/events-education/details/2/4453/uspap-7-hour-online

The Professional Appraiser's Round Table, or PART, is a group of professional and novice appraisers from all organizations and no organizations. It is a safe haven for appraisers to share their thoughts and questions and to learn something from their colleagues in a casual and supportive environment. The group first came together via Zoom during the uncertain days of the pandemic lockdown in April 2020. It has grown to include appraisers and affiliated professionals from all over the country with a wide variety of specialties. We provide a stress-free platform to share information, provide support to one another, mentor new professionals, and celebrate who we are and what we do.  Participation is voluntary and free. To request more information, navigate to our Contact Page and scroll down to the PART Contact Form.

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