Alissa Anderson Campbell is an independent curator and art appraiser. Campbell received her B.A. from the University of California, Santa Barbara and her M.A. in Modern Art, Connoisseurship, and the History of the Art Market from Christie’s Education, New York.

Campbell authored the book, "Nell Brooker Mayhew: Paintings on Paper" as well as "Women Artists of the Central [California] Coast: 1875-1950." Anderson Campbell has written number of exhibition catalogs, art reviews, and criticism in the field of American art. 

Campbell is the leading expert on the art of Francis De Erdely. She is the guest curator  of the Laguna Art Museum’s exhibition “Striking Figures: Francis De Erdely.” Campbell began her work on Francis De Erdely in 2006 while writing her thesis on the artist which became the first major biography on the artist. It is now to be published as the exhibition catalog for “Striking Figures” at the Laguna Art Museum. Her catalog is based on primary research conducted at the Smithsonian’s Archives of American Art. 

Campbell also  served as curator of the Wildling Art Museum’s "Milford Zornes: An American Artist" as well the Museum’s exhibition "Members Collect III " which included the work of California artists  Millard Sheets, James Swinnerton, Edgar Payne, Fernand Lungren, Channing Peake, amongst others. She also served on the Wildling Art Museum's Collection and Exhibition Committee.

For the past 10+ years Alissa Anderson Campbell has built an appraisal firm based in Santa Barbara, CA dedicated to assisting collectors grow and protect their unique fine art collections. 

Anderson Campbell has assisted numerous museums and other institutions with appraisals of artworks, including the Santa Barbara Museum of Art, La Purisima California Mission, Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History.