Courtesy of the Artist Audrey Flack laughed when remembering ... 17th-century painting The Garden of Love. In Flack’s reworking, a comic book-style Superman and Supergirl break through glass ...

This exhibition of works from the Neumann family collection takes a unique approach, bringing University of Pennsylvania art students into the curatorial process.

Despite naysayers, Audrey Flack was the first Photorealist painter to be added to the Museum of Modern Art’s collection. In the 1980s, Audrey Flack reinvented herself as a sculptor. Her larger ...

Audrey Flack. Photo by Nancy Bundt, courtesy of Hollis Taggart, New York. Born in New York in 1931, Flack studied at the city’s Cooper Union before receiving a scholarship to Connecticut’s ...

making as many as 100 versions of her subject’s face. “I wanted,” she said, “to create the face of the new millennium.” Audrey Flack, a New York artist who leaped from abstract ...

Meisel confirmed. Audrey Flack posing with her painting, “Leonardo’s Lady” (1974), which is in the Museum of Modern Art’s collections (courtesy Audrey Flack Studio) Flack began painting ...

Audrey Flack, a New York artist who leaped ... the product being advertised is the artist herself.” Ms. Flack called Kramer’s criticism a “dagger to the heart.” But she continued working ...