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Portrait Society

Fundraisers and Openings

Two women sit at a table at the annual New York City dinner posing for a photo. The woman on the right has pastel pink hair and wears a white dress with lace and ribbon. The woman on the right is artist, Marina Abramovic. Marina has long dark brunette hair and wears a sheer black top and bright red lipstick.

New York City dinner held at The Odeon.

Photo by Patrick McMullen

The camera is positioned at the far left of the stage panning out to the audience. The theater is filled with guests looking up towards the discussion occurring on stage. Two men, artist Farhad Moshiri and Chief Curator Jose Diaz, sit in discussion in front of a large projection that reads “Go West” in bold red font.

Artist Lecture with Farhad Moshiri and Chief Curator, Jose Diaz.

Photo by Sean Carroll

A man in a blue velvet blazer and red tie stands in front of a microphone and throws his hands in the air, smiling at a room full of applauding seated guests.

New York City dinner held at MR. CHOWS.

Photo by Patrick McMullan

A Portrait Society and Board Member stands with Warhol Museum Director, Patrick Moore and artist, Farhad Moshiri as they look on to one of the artist’s featured pieces in the show.

Portrait Society Exhibition Opening for Farhad Moshiri: Go West.

Photo by Sean Carroll

The Andy Warhol Museum’s lobby space is illuminated with bright green party lights as a crowd of patrons mingle. The image was taken using a long exposure making all of the moving people in the scene appear blurry as the architecture of the room appears clear.

Portrait Society exhibition opening cocktail party.

Photo by Sean Carroll

Portrait Society members help support the museum’s contemporary exhibition program, education initiatives, and general operating fund. The group gains behind-the-scenes access to noteworthy exhibitions, art fairs, events, and openings The Warhol hosts each year.

In keeping with Andrew Carnegie’s ambition to provide intellectual and cultural access to the arts and sciences regardless of social status, The Warhol serves more than 12,000 youth through collaborative outreach and in-museum education programs and engages more than 30,000 total participants in its education programs annually. We need your support to help The Warhol continue this legacy through its community outreach and engagement.

The Portrait Society is open to Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh Patron-level members for an additional $1,500 annually for two people.

Contact portraitsociety@warhol.org for more information.

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