Hollis Taggart is saddened to announce the passing of artist Audrey Flack on June 28 at age 93. A pioneering artist whose fierce spirit and brilliance helped shape the history of post-war American art, Flack lived a life fully consecrated to the making of art. As she noted in her memoir published a few months ago: “the history of art became my history; the making of art, my truth; and the essence of art, my religion.” Flack was prodigiously creative and productive right up until her passing, and this year alone saw profiles of Flack published in Vogue, New York Magazine, New York Times book review, ARTnews, and Artnet.
Only in the darkest moments of our lives do the brightest stars appear. An artist, mother, teacher, and rebel, Audrey Flack is counted among the most important American artists of the twentieth century. In With Darkness Came Stars, she recounts and reflects upon a life fully lived.
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