Sharon Campbell, ASA
Campbell Fine Art, LLC
Research and Appraisal
PO Box 1323
Travelers Rest, SC 29690
Tel: 864-242-0052 searcharts@gmail.com
EDUCATION:
Wesleyan College BFA in Studio Art
Macon, Georgia Minor: Art Education
University of North Carolina MFA in Studio Art
Chapel Hill, North Carolina Minor: Art History
Graduate Assistant, art library rare book room
Student Docent, Ackland Art Museum
APPRAISAL STUDIES:
American Society of Appraisers
Accredited Senior Appraiser
American Society of Appraisers courses successfully completed:
George Washington University, Washington, DC
Personal Property 201: Introduction to Personal Property Valuation
Personal Property 202: Methodology - Research and Analysis
Personal Property 203: Report Writing
Personal Property 204: Appraisal Practice and Standards
Exam in Ethics
Exam in Fine Arts
Additional Courses, Seminars, and Connoisseurship Conferences:
Santa Fe, NM, 2019 (ASA)
Anaheim, CA, 2018 (ASA)
Houston, TX, 2017 (ASA)
Boston, MA, 2017 (ASA)
Boca Raton, FL, 2016 (ASA)
Vancouver, BC, Canada, 2016 (ASA)
Las Vegas, NV, 2015 (ASA)
New York, NY, 2015 (ASA)
San Francisco, CA, 2014 (ASA)
San Antonio, TX, 2013 (ASA)
Quinn’s Auction Galleries Symposium,
Falls Church, VA, 2013 (ISA)
Contemporary Studio Crafts Seminar (AAA)
Identification of Photographs, NY
International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA)
Collecting Fine Prints, Pierpont Morgan Library
American Art History Symposium, NY, NY
2011, 2013 Trusts/Estates, 2013, Arlington, VA
Montreal, Quebec, Canada (ASA)
Brooklyn, New York (ASA)
Brunk Auction House, Asheville, NC (ISA)
Kansas City, Missouri (ASA)
Minneapolis, Minnesota (ASA)
New Orleans, Louisiana (ASA)
Phoenix, Arizona (ASA)
Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts, Winston Salem, NC
Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practices, (USPAP) 2004
USPAP for Personal Property Appraisers, tested, current till 2022
Internal Revenue Service
Qualified Appraiser
SELECTED RESEARCH, APPRAISAL, or CONSULTANCY CLIENTS:
Asheville Art Museum, NC
City of Asheville, NC
City of Greenville, SC
Federal Reserve Bank of Raleigh, Charlotte Branch, NC
Furman University, Greenville, SC
Michelin North America, Spartanburg, SC
South Carolina Arts Commission, Columbia, SC
South Carolina State Museum, Columbia, SC
State Farm Insurance, Greenville, SC
Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, NC
Wofford College, Spartanburg, SC
TEACHING HISTORY:
St. Andrews College, Laurinburg, NC
Drawing, Ceramics, multidisciplinary studies with theatre and music departments
Greenville County Museum of Art
Drawing, Ceramics
(under graduate or graduate credit with the University of South Carolina)
Furman University, Greenville, SC
Ceramics, Design, Art Appreciation
American Art History, Lifelong Learning
Converse College, Spartanburg, SC
Art Appreciation, Art History (Prehistoric to Renaissance)
South Carolina Governor^s School for the Arts and Humanities
Ceramics
SELECTED ESSAYS AND CURATORIAL BACKGROUND
Asheville Art Museum, NC, Carolina Women Artists, 2004
City of Greenville Sculpture in Public Places.
Sculpture Invitational
Southeastern Sculpture Exhibition
The Fine Arts Center, Curator of the Permanent Collection, 1990 - 2015
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond (Charlotte Branch)
Furman University.
Reflections: Women Looking at Women
Carolina Clay Co-curator
Faces of the Upstate, Co-curator
Greenville County Museum of Art, Head of Exhibitions, 1983 - 1990
Eight Southern Women, Worksong, Co-Curator and catalog essayist
Hampton III Gallery, Greer, SC
Carl R. Blair Retrospective; Leo Twiggs Catalog essays
Kennedy, Covington, Lobdell and Hickman, L.L.P., Rock Hill, SC 1995
The Peace Center, Greenville, SC 1996 - 1998
South Carolina Arts Commission, Columbia, SC
Millennium Exhibition, Jury Member and Catalog essayist on Crafts, 2000
South Carolina State Museum, Columbia, SC
Edmund Yaghjian: a Retrospective, Co-Curator and Catalog essayist 2007
A more complete resume is available on request.