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    photorealism

    Explore "photorealism" with insightful episodes like "Marilyn (Vanitas)", "Ep. 9: The MacArthur Fellows Program at 40 with Curator Abby Winograd and Remembering Chuck Close", "Audrey Flack and the Last of the New York School", "Episode 91: Audrey Flack: Contemporary Vanitas" and "Episode 73: Ellen Altfest: "The Back"" from podcasts like ""LadyKflo", "Art Sense", "Hyperallergic", "Beyond the Paint with Bernadine" and "Beyond the Paint with Bernadine"" and more!

    Episodes (8)

    Marilyn (Vanitas)

    Marilyn (Vanitas)

    How did the 1977 painting Marilyn (Vanitas) help pioneer Superrealism/Photorealism?

     

    • Time, death, and masks
    • Candle in the Wind 1973 & 1977
    • A real woman lost long ago

    Learn about more masterpieces like this onw with a click through to LadyKflo's site.

    https://www.ladykflo.com/marilyn-vanitas-by-audrey-flack/

    Ep. 9: The MacArthur Fellows Program at 40 with Curator Abby Winograd and Remembering Chuck Close

    Ep. 9: The MacArthur Fellows Program at 40 with Curator Abby Winograd and Remembering Chuck Close
    1:01 - Abby Winograd, the MacArthur Fellows Program 40th Anniversary Exhibition Curator at the University of Chicago Smart Museum of Art, discusses her work organizing the multi-site exhibition “Toward Common Cause: Art, Social Change, and the MacArthur Fellows Program at 40” and an accompanying museum exhibit at the Smart Museum of Art.

    39:45 - Craig takes a look at the life of Chuck Close

    Audrey Flack and the Last of the New York School

    Audrey Flack and the Last of the New York School

    A painter who may be best known for her contribution to the Photorealism movement, Audrey Flack has been a working artist for roughly 70 years. Now at age 90, Flack reflects on the art world, from her days as part of the New York School of artists in the 1950s and 60s; her rise to fame as the only prominent female Photorealist; her embrace of sculpture and public art in the 1980s and 90s; and her return to painting only a few years ago. 

    In this wide-ranging conversation, Flack also shares her experiences in college with renowned modernist Joseph Albers; a strange and unnerving experience with renowned painter Jackson Pollock; how she coped raising children through all of this; and much more. We’re joined by artist Sharon Louden, who is a mutual friend of Flack and myself.

    This is Flack's first-ever podcast, and I'm excited for you to hear the story of this incredible artist who continues to push us to see the world anew. I hope you enjoy this epic interview with the talented artist.

    The music in this episode is Ultra (Yung Sherman Mix) by Evian Christ, courtesy of Warp Records.

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    Episode 91: Audrey Flack: Contemporary Vanitas

    Episode 91: Audrey Flack: Contemporary Vanitas
    Journey with me through the stillness and beauty of still-life paintings that explore the fleeting nature of material things and the transience of life. In this episode we celebrate two female artists: Photorealist Audrey Flack and 17th century Dutch painter Rachel Ruysch.
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    Resources for this podcast include Audrey Flack (audreyflack.com), Brooklyn Rail Forum (brooklynrail.org), writings of Wendy Slatkin, Toledo Museum of Art (toledomuseum.org)

    Episode 73: Ellen Altfest: "The Back"

    Episode 73: Ellen Altfest: "The Back"
    The painter Ellen Altfest engulfs her canvases with hyperreal, cropped intimate objects, a house plant and the male, nude figure. We will be taking a close look at her work, "The Back."

    Go to my website at www.beyondthepaint.net to see all the images discussed. Resources for this episode include the Saatchi Gallery (www.saatchigallery.com) Metropolitan Museum of Art (www.metmuseum.org), writer Jennifer Higgie, and the art historian, Dr. Robert Atkins.
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