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Visual Arts Center of Richmond is a website-backed, unclaimed FAIR profile in Richmond, VA. FAIR lists Personal Property and Antiques and Personal Property as specialties, Antiques and Estate as service categories, and an estate/probate routing signal; FAIR does not show a public fee statement, public USPAP education field, separate credential field, or claim/control status. VisArts' site describes a nonprofit community arts center rather than a public appraisal practice. Its about page says the organization has helped adults and children make art since 1963, reaches more than 50,000 people through classes, exhibitions, community programs, camps, and events, operates from the historic Virginia Dairy building at 1812 West Main Street, and offers 1,600+ visual and creative arts classes taught by 250+ instructors. The site describes 17 studios across clay, wood, fiber, painting, photography, printmaking, glass, metal, drawing, writing, decorative arts, and other media. Its exhibitions page focuses on contemporary art by living artists in the True F. Luck Gallery; events include Collectors' Night and Craft + Design; and the planned-giving page mentions tangible personal property only as a potential gift type that VisArts may keep or sell after review. Reviewed pages did not identify a named appraiser, appraisal report services, inspection process, appraisal fees, or appraisal-specific education. Treat the FAIR category signals as a prompt for direct confirmation, or use the correction/removal path if this profile reflects an arts center rather than an active appraisal provider.
Source-owned evidence supports VisArts as a Richmond nonprofit arts center with classes, studios, exhibitions, community programs, fundraising events, and limited tangible-personal-property gift language. It does not show appraisal report services on the reviewed pages, so the FAIR personal-property and estate signals need direct confirmation.
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