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The American Society of Portrait Artists Foundation
2000 PORTRAIT ARTS FESTIVAL
New York City, June 1-4

Above: The Great Hall of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. The principal site of the Festival sessions will be The Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Participants will tour the incomparable collection of great paintings in the museum collection, including those of Titan, Velazquez, Ilals, Rembrandt, Van Dyck, Gainesborough, Reynolds, Lawrence, Sargent, Chase and countless others.

A Personal, Professional
Critique of Your Work


A special feature of the 2000 Portrait Arts Festival is the opportunity to have your work evaluated and critiqued from a professional point of view by the Festival leaders. You are invited to submit up to three 35 mm slides of your work (check the appropriate box on the Registration Form) and receive a personal critique by John Howard Sanden, Michael Del Priore, and Richard Whitney. The two critique sessions will be on Sunday morning from 8:00-10:00am and 10:30-12:30pm. The fee for participation is $20. Each critique session will be limited to 100 participants on a first come basis.



This abbreviated summary presents Festival highlights. You will receive detailed agenda at the Festival



Above: John Singer Sargent. American, 1856-1925. Madame X (Madame Pierre Gautreau). The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Purchase, Arthur Hoppock Hearn Fund, 1916.


Thursday, June 1, 2000
2:30-
5:00 pm



5:00-
5:30 PM




6:45-
9:45 PM
REGISTRATION
(The Huntington Room, The National Academy of Design and School of Fine Arts)

PRESS RECEPTION
(The Huntington Room)

VIEWING OF THE COMPETITION FINALISTS (The Huntington Room)

OPENING CEREMONY MEET THE FESTIVAL'S ARTISTS

HISTORY'S GIANTS OF PORTRAITURE: A PANORAMA BY RICHARD ORMOND

PORTRAIT PAINTING TODAY
SANDY CARPENTER (The Artist's Magazine Editor in Chief)

PRESENTATION OF COMPETITION FINALISTS (The Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium, The Metropolitan Museum of Art)
(Remainder of schedule continued below)

Left: DIEGO VALEZQUEZ, Spanish, 1599-1660. Juan de Pareja. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Fletcher Fund, Rogers Fund, and Bequest of Miss Addaide Milton de Groot (1876-1967) by exchange, supplemented by gifts from friends of the museum, 1971.

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Friday, June 2, 2000
9:00-
10:15 am
PORTRAIT PAINTERS ROUNDTABLE
The Festival Leaders Discuss their Methods

John Howard Sanden, Moderator
Coni Belleau Adams
Allan R. Banks
Deloris Boyle
Steve Childs
John F. Naylor

Michael Del Priore
Margaret H. Sargent
John Solie
Frank Tauriello
Daphne Todd
Richard Whitney

10:30 am-
12:00

DEMONSTRATION: CARL SAMSON
12:00-
2:00 PM
LUNCHEON BREAK
TOUR OF THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART
VISIT WITH PORTRAIT AGENTS (The Huntington Room) (optional)
TOUR OF THE MUSEUM AT THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN (optional)
TOUR OF THE FRICK COLLECTION (optional)
1:30 MARGARET WU: ALLERGIES AND THE ARTIST (optional)
2:00-
3:45 PM
DEMONSTRATION: DAVID A. LEFFEL
4:00-
5:00 PM
RICHARD WHITNEY: VALUES, EDGES AND OTHER MATTERS
5:00-
6:30 PM
DINNER BREAK
TOUR OF THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART
VISIT WITH PORTRAIT AGENTS
TOUR OF THE FRICK COLLECTION (5:00-6:00, optional)
TOUR OF THE MUSEUM AT THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN (5:00-6:00, optional)
7:00-
8:00 PM
ALLAN R. BANKS:
PAINTING EN PLEIN AIR
8:00-
10:00 PM
RICHARD SCHMID:
THE ALLA PRIMA TECHNIQUE

Saturday, June 3, 2000
9:00-
9:15 am
JOHN HOWARD SANDEN:
A BLUEPRINT FOR SUCCESS
(The Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium)
9:15-
10:15 am
MARGARET H. SARGENT: DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
10:30 am-
12:00
DEMONSTRATION: MICHAEL DEL PRIORE
12:00-
2:00 PM
LUNCHEON BREAK
TOUR OF THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART
VISIT WITH PORTRAIT AGENTS
(The Huntington Room) (optional)

TOUR OF THE MUSEUM AT THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN (optional)
TOUR OF THE FRICK COLLECTION (optional)
1:30 PM LAW AND ART (optional)
Attorney Mary Ann Fergus
Chief Justice Perry Hooper
Associate Justice Irad Ingraham
Copyright Attorney Kimberly Till
2:00-4:00 DEMONSTRATION: JOHN HOWARD SANDEN
4:15-5:00 TRIBUTE TO LEON LOARD
ART SCHOOLS RECOGNITION PRESENTATION OF SARGENT MEDAL TO RICHARD SCHMID (The Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium)
6:30pm RECEPTION (New York Athletic Club)
7:00pm AWARDS DINNER
Musical Entertainment
ADDRESS: DAPHNE J. TODD, President
Royal Society of Portrait Painters
PRESENTATION OF AWARDS
Sunday, June 4, 2000
8:00 - 8:45am

CONVOCATION (optional)
8:00- 10:00am CRITIQUE OF PARTICIPANTS' PAINTINGS: SESSION ONE
JOHN HOWARD SANDEN, MICHEL DEL PRIORE RICHARD WHITNEY
(The Huntington Room)
10:30-
12:30 PM
CRITIQUE OF PARTICIPANTS' PAINTINGS: SESSION TWO JOHN HOWARD SANDEN, MICHEL DEL PRIORE RICHARD WHITNEY
(The Huntington Room)

1:00 PM VISIT TO THE HISPANIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA (SOROLLA COLLECTION, optional)

JOAQUIN SOROLLA Y BASTIDA. Louis Comfort Tiffany.
Courtesy of the Hispanic Society of America.
Cover Portrait Competition Travel & Lodging

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