Audrey Flack at Work
ON VIEW: February 26–May 8, 2026
Kirby Art Study Center · 317 Hamilton Street
This exhibition revisits the work of Audrey Flack, who spent time at Lafayette College as a Grossman Visiting Artist and EPI artist-in-residence, during which she created a new print. A special bicentennial reveal will energize a new appreciation for this pioneering artist.
This exhibition is part of the Lafayette College Bicentennial series of events. For more information on the bicentennial: www.lafayette.edu/bicentennial
RELATED EVENTS
Panel Discussion: "The Making of Adrienne" + dedication and reception
MARCH 7 | 3:00 p.m. — panel discussion is part of the 2026 Council of Lafayette Women Conference. Register at the link below.
LEARN MORELafayette Magazine | The Arts
The French Marchioness
When artist Audrey Flack taught at the College a decade ago, she learned about the remarkable—yet often untold—story of Lafayette’s wife, Adrienne. Enamored by Adrienne’s spirit, Flack worked to honor her through a bronze sculpture, set to be installed on campus during the spring semester. —by Bryan Hay