Jackson Pollock (1912–1956)
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Obras por Jackson Pollock
Jackson Pollock: Drawing into Painting [cat. exp., Musee d'art moderne de la ville de Paris, Sept 26 -Nov 18, 1979, New… (1980) 41 exemplares
Jackson Pollock: [exposition] 21 janvier-19 avril 1982, Centre Georges Pompidou, Musee national d'art moderne (French… (1982) 17 exemplares
Jackson Pollock: Supplement Number One to a Catalogue Raisonne of Paintings, Drawings and Other Works (1995) 7 exemplares
Jackson Pollock: [exhibition], Marlborough-Gerson Gallery Inc., New York, ... January-February 1964 (1964) 6 exemplares
Jackson Pollock & Tony Smith. Sculpture. An Exhibition on the Centennial of their Births (2012) 5 exemplares
Jackson Pollock: A Centennial Retrospective [cat. exp., Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art Nov 11, 2011-Jan 22, 2012,… (2011) 4 exemplares
15 years of Jackson Pollock. November 28 - December 31, 1955. Sidney Janis Gallery (1955) 4 exemplares
Jackson Pollock : Paintings, Drawings and Watercolours from the Collection of Lee Krasner Pollock (1961) 3 exemplares
Jackson Pollock Works on Paper Stedelijk Musuem Amsterdam Galerie Ulysses, Vienna, 1994 (1994) 2 exemplares
Jackson Pollock : 1951 2 exemplares
Jackson Pollock, mars 1952 1 exemplar
The last sketchbook 1 exemplar
Jackson Pollock (1912- 1956) Artist File 1 exemplar
Jackson Pollock a Venezia 1 exemplar
[Painting] 1 exemplar
Jackson Pollack 1912 - 1956 1 exemplar
Drip paintings on paper 1948-1949 1 exemplar
Associated Works
Kunstsammlung Nordrhein Westfalen {3. edition} (2017) — Artista da capa, algumas edições — 1 exemplar
Etiquetado
Conhecimento Comum
- Nome legal
- Pollock, Paul Jackson
- Data de nascimento
- 1912-01-28
- Data de falecimento
- 1956-08-11
- Localização do túmulo
- Green River Cemetery, East Hampton, New York, USA
- Sexo
- male
- Nacionalidade
- USA
- Local de nascimento
- Cody, Wyoming, USA
- Causa da morte
- car crash
- Educação
- Art Students League of New York
- Ocupações
- Painter (Abstract expressionism)
- Relações
- Krasner, Lee (wife)
Membros
Críticas
Seeing Pollock in the Peggy Guggenheim in Venice a couple of days ago - well, it's like going home to an Australian.
Our Labour government in the early seventies - the one that was sacked a bit later - spent over $2M buying Blue Poles. It was the most ever paid in the world for 'modern' art at the time. It was a National Scandal, of course. Well, I mean, who couldn't bang a bit of paint on a canvas like that? Especially if drunk and Pollock and his mates were when they whacked this together.
It inspired a great cleaning product ad on TV in Australia - I rather think Australia must be the only country in the world where Pollock was a household name - Pollock 'does a painting' on his loungeroom floor, goes out, cleaning lady comes in, rolls eyes in exasperated fashion, he's made one of those messes again, but she cleans it all up in no time with - Sorry, can't remember the end.
I digress.
What I wanted to point out, having been a complete narrow minded philistine in the museum is that I discover there is a fantastic connection between Pollock and physics and an observation that art is often ahead of science. For more read the Pollock The Closet Physicist here: http://www.science20.com/news_articles/jackson_pollock_closet_physicist-80424 and this on Chaos Theory and Pollock: http://pages.uoregon.edu/msiuo/taylor/art/scientificamerican.pdf
Can I take it all back? Please, sir, I don't want to be a philistine.… (mais)
Our Labour government in the early seventies - the one that was sacked a bit later - spent over $2M buying Blue Poles. It was the most ever paid in the world for 'modern' art at the time. It was a National Scandal, of course. Well, I mean, who couldn't bang a bit of paint on a canvas like that? Especially if drunk and Pollock and his mates were when they whacked this together.
It inspired a great cleaning product ad on TV in Australia - I rather think Australia must be the only country in the world where Pollock was a household name - Pollock 'does a painting' on his loungeroom floor, goes out, cleaning lady comes in, rolls eyes in exasperated fashion, he's made one of those messes again, but she cleans it all up in no time with - Sorry, can't remember the end.
I digress.
What I wanted to point out, having been a complete narrow minded philistine in the museum is that I discover there is a fantastic connection between Pollock and physics and an observation that art is often ahead of science. For more read the Pollock The Closet Physicist here: http://www.science20.com/news_articles/jackson_pollock_closet_physicist-80424 and this on Chaos Theory and Pollock: http://pages.uoregon.edu/msiuo/taylor/art/scientificamerican.pdf
Can I take it all back? Please, sir, I don't want to be a philistine.… (mais)
Seeing Pollock in the Peggy Guggenheim in Venice a couple of days ago - well, it's like going home to an Australian.
Our Labour government in the early seventies - the one that was sacked a bit later - spent over $2M buying Blue Poles. It was the most ever paid in the world for 'modern' art at the time. It was a National Scandal, of course. Well, I mean, who couldn't bang a bit of paint on a canvas like that? Especially if drunk and Pollock and his mates were when they whacked this together.
It inspired a great cleaning product ad on TV in Australia - I rather think Australia must be the only country in the world where Pollock was a household name - Pollock 'does a painting' on his loungeroom floor, goes out, cleaning lady comes in, rolls eyes in exasperated fashion, he's made one of those messes again, but she cleans it all up in no time with - Sorry, can't remember the end.
I digress.
What I wanted to point out, having been a complete narrow minded philistine in the museum is that I discover there is a fantastic connection between Pollock and physics and an observation that art is often ahead of science. For more read the Pollock The Closet Physicist here: http://www.science20.com/news_articles/jackson_pollock_closet_physicist-80424 and this on Chaos Theory and Pollock: http://pages.uoregon.edu/msiuo/taylor/art/scientificamerican.pdf
Can I take it all back? Please, sir, I don't want to be a philistine.… (mais)
Our Labour government in the early seventies - the one that was sacked a bit later - spent over $2M buying Blue Poles. It was the most ever paid in the world for 'modern' art at the time. It was a National Scandal, of course. Well, I mean, who couldn't bang a bit of paint on a canvas like that? Especially if drunk and Pollock and his mates were when they whacked this together.
It inspired a great cleaning product ad on TV in Australia - I rather think Australia must be the only country in the world where Pollock was a household name - Pollock 'does a painting' on his loungeroom floor, goes out, cleaning lady comes in, rolls eyes in exasperated fashion, he's made one of those messes again, but she cleans it all up in no time with - Sorry, can't remember the end.
I digress.
What I wanted to point out, having been a complete narrow minded philistine in the museum is that I discover there is a fantastic connection between Pollock and physics and an observation that art is often ahead of science. For more read the Pollock The Closet Physicist here: http://www.science20.com/news_articles/jackson_pollock_closet_physicist-80424 and this on Chaos Theory and Pollock: http://pages.uoregon.edu/msiuo/taylor/art/scientificamerican.pdf
Can I take it all back? Please, sir, I don't want to be a philistine.… (mais)
Great primer for a quick lesson on the significance, and a brief synopsis, of Pollock's reign as an artists and some very fine criticism written eloquently, delicately, and fascinatingly. This is a book to behold for all of those interested in art. I really liked the way that this was done. Viewing all the paintings, in sequence with how they are mentioned, allows your brain to soak up the artistic theory and articulation like a sponge.
A great read, recommended!4.5 stars!
A great read, recommended!4.5 stars!
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