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Jackson Pollock: Convergence (Pomegranate Artpiece Puzzle) Jackson Pollock: Key Interviews, Articles, and Reviews by Jackson Pollock, 2002-07-15 No Limits, Just Edges: Jackson Pollock by David Anfam, Susan Davidson, et all 2005-04-15 Jackson Pollock: An American Saga by Steven and Gregory White Smith Naifeh, 1989 The Essential: Jackson Pollock (Essentials) by Abrams, 1998-09-15 Tom and Jack: The Intertwined Lives of Thomas Hart Benton and Jackson Pollock by Henry Adams, 2009-11-12 Jackson Pollock: Energy Made Visible by B. H. Friedman, 1995-08-22 Love affair;: A memoir of Jackson Pollack [i.e. Pollock] by Ruth Kligman, 1974 Jackson Pollock: [exposition] 21 janvier-19 avril 1982, Centre Georges Pompidou, Musee national d'art moderne (French Edition) Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner (Pegasus Library) by Ines Janet Engelmann, 2007-10-20 Jackson Pollock: Works from the Museum of Modern Art, New York, and from European Collections by Volkmar Essers, 2003-05-01 Jackson Pollock: The Early Years by William Lieberman, 1989-07 Jackson Pollock: Meaning and Significance (Icon Editions) by Claude Cernuschi, 1993-05 The Fate Of A Gesture: Jackson Pollock And Postwar American Art (Icon Editions) by Carter Ratcliff, 1998-07-30

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21. WebMuseum: Pollock, Jackson: Lavender Mist: Number 1, 1950
    pollock, jackson. Image Lavender Mist Number 1, 1950. 1950 (350 Kb);Oil on canvas, Oil, enamel, and aluminum on canvas; 221 x 300  
    http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/pollock/lavender-mist/
    
    Extractions: 1950 (350 Kb); Oil on canvas, Oil, enamel, and aluminum on canvas; 221 x 300 cm (7 ft 3 in x 9 ft 10 in); National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. Pollock was the first ``all-over'' painter, pouring paint rather than using brushes and a palette, and abandoning all conventions of a central motif. He danced in semi-ecstasy over canvases spread across the floor, lost in his patternings, dripping and dribbling with total control. He said: ``The painting has a life of its own. I try to let it come through.'' He painted no image, just ``action'', though ``action painting'' seems an inadequate term for the finished result of his creative process. Lavender Mist is 3 m long (nearly 10 ft), a vast expanse on a heroic scale. It is alive with colored scribble, spattered lines moving this way and that, now thickening, now trailing off to a slender skein. The eye is kept continually eager, not allowed to rest on any particular area. Pollock has put his hands into paint and placed them at the top right an instinctive gesture eerily reminiscent of cave painters who did the same. The overall tone is a pale lavender, maide airy and active. At the time Pollock was heiled as the greatest American painter, but there are already those who feel his work is not holding up in every respect. Lee Krasner (1908-84), who married Pollock in 1944, was not celebrated at all during his lifetime (cut short in 1956 by a fatal car crash), but it was actually she who first started covering the canvas with a passionate flurry of marks. The originality of her vision, its stiff integrity and its great sense of internal cohesion, is now beginning to be recognized.

22. Jackson Pollock - Artist Biography, Image Of Painting, Portrait, Sculpture, Or I
    Auction results, biographies, images and books pertaining to this abstract expressionist.  
    http://askart.com/artist/p/jackson_pollock.asp
    
    Extractions: Pollock, Jackson Birth / Death of Jackson Pollock State Affillation of Jackson Pollock: Jackson Pollock is Often Known For: NY (Strongest affiliation) abstract expression, early surreal Table of Contents Current Exhibits including Pollock, Jackson # Museums Holding Pollock, Jackson Biography about Pollock, Jackson Yes Active Bulletins on Pollock, Jackson # Books that contain Pollock, Jackson # Periodicals including Pollock, Jackson New Entry Image Gallery of Pollock, Jackson 60 images # Auction Records for Pollock, Jackson Graphs for Pollock, Jackson Yes Keywords for Pollock, Jackson New Feature! Yes Record Price for Pollock, Jackson was on

23. NGA|Jackson Pollock|artist 1
    jackson pollock, 44, bearded shock trooper of modern painting, who spread his canvaseson the floor, dribbled paint, sand and broken glass on them, smeared and  
    http://www.nga.gov/feature/pollock/artist1.html

24. Deb Tolenaar's Abstract Expressionism - Painterly Abstraction
    Original abstract expressionist paintings created with acrylic. Three galleries of art work in addition to information about jackson pollock, Joan Mitchell and Sam Francis. Resources for artists.  
    http://www.painterly.net

25. MoMA.org | Page Not Found
    Examination of the abstract expressionist's life and works, complete with images, serves as supplement to the Museum of Modern Art's exhibition.  
    http://www.moma.org/exhibitions/pollock/website100
    
    Extractions: advanced search The page you requested is not available. We have launched a redesigned version of MoMA's Web site to provide more and better information about the Museum's many activities. As a result, many pages have been moved to other locations. We apologize for any inconvenience, and suggest that you try your search again using the advanced search feature. To further explore the site, please either return to the home page or use the menu at the left of this page. If you have additional problems, please email us at comments@moma.org

26. Zen Live Art, Arte Meditazione E Terapia
    Marga presenta le proprie creazioni artistiche che nascono dall'arte zen giapponese e dall'arte gestuale di jackson pollock. Un viaggio tra arte, terapia e meditazione.  
    http://www.zenliveart.com

27. Nbk 1/99 - Jackson Pollock Und Marc Rothko In New York
    Die Rhetorik der Abstraktion.  
    http://www.txt.de/nbk/99_1/jackroth.htm
    
    Extractions: "Marc Rothko" "Jackson Pollock" , eine Schau von mehr als 150 Gemälden und Zeichnungen. Die beiden wenigstens einen Monat parallel laufenden Ausstellungen fordern geradezu dazu heraus, das Phänomen der New York School mit ihrer "zweiten Abstraktion" erneut in den Blick zu nehmen. Bereits um 1950 galt der Abstrakte Expressionismus als verbindlicher Maßstab für eine "freie", politisch nicht instrumentalisierbare, nonfigurative Kunst. Voller gleichsam magischer Hoffnung auf den endgültigen Bruch mit Faschismus und Nationalsozialismus und ihren affirmativen Formen der Massenkultur und nicht ohne kunstpolitisches Kalkül mit dem Neuen setzte vor allem der bald höchst einflußreiche Kunstkritiker Clement Greenberg Greenbergs New York School sollte, fußend auf den als entartet verfolgten europäischen abstrakten Positionen, den Begriff von Malerei ebenso revolutionieren wie die jahrzehntelang dominante postimpressionistische und postkubistische "Pariser Ästhetik" zur Vergangenheit erklären. Bereits 1945 trat Greenberg für Pollock ein, schon damals im Superlativ. Er sei der "stärkste Maler seiner Generation und vermutlich der größte, der seit Miró in Erscheinung getreten ist".

28. MSN Learning & Research - Pollock, Jackson
    MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Search Shopping Money People Chat Enter MSN Learning Research Plus Home Reference Homework College Grad eLearning Parents Genealogy Products Help Search MSN Learning Research Tasks Find in this article  
    http://encarta.msn.com/find/Concise.asp?z=1&pg=2&ti=761563814

29. Jackson Pollock, Jackson Pollock Paintings, Art, Jackson Poll0ck Prints, Jackson
    jackson pollock @ 16. Photograph © 1999 Estate of Hans Namuth. Bio Art - Links - Go To Art Discussion - Museum Exhibits - News  
    http://www.kaliweb.com/jacksonpollock/bio.html

30. Interview With Ed Harris Starring In Pollock
    Privy Magazine's interview with Ed Harris on playing jackson pollock.  
    http://www.PrivyMagazine.com/Ed_Harris.html
    
    Extractions: starring in Pollock An Intuitive Journey E d Harris wears all black pants, t-shirt, scarf, overcoat. As we sit for almost an hour at the Four Seasons in Washington DC, he doesn't remove any of this ensemble, including the scarf. He also doesn't take a cigarette break, as I was advised he might. He is one of the most focused people I have ever talked to: his famous blue eyes are indeed electric, but it's more than that. Attentive, he's also restless, shifting on the overstuffed sofa, but never in a way that suggests he's bored or his mind is wandering. Rather, it's as if he is intent on containing what seems a tremendous energy, which he does with good humor and much warmth. Harris is here to talk about his directorial debut, Pollock , a project he worked on for some ten years, on and off. While it was a struggle, to be sure, he now looks back on the experience and is glad and also, perhaps, a little surprised that he took on the challenge. He's always been one for challenges. Born in Tenafly, New Jersey in 1950, Harris attended Columbia University for two years, then studied drama at the University of Oklahoma, completing his BFA at California's Institute of the Arts. In 1983, he won the Obie Award for Outstanding Actor, for his work in Sam Shepard's Fool for Love , and then more awards for his stage work in New York and Los Angeles. In 1983, he dazzled movie audiences and critics with his performances in

31. Evening Sun Art Gallery
    Abstract expressionist paintings in the spirit of jackson pollock and Willem de Kooning.  
    http://www.evening-sun.com/gallery/art.html

32. Homage To Jackson Pollock By Artist Harry Hilson
    THIS PAGE HAS BEEN MOVED A HOMAGE TO jackson pollock WWW.HILSON.ORG.  
    http://www.hilson.org/writings/pollock.htm

33. Pollock-Krasner House & Study Center
    of National Landmark that was former home of painters jackson pollock and Lee Krasner.  
    http://naples.cc.sunysb.edu/CAS/pkhouse.nsf
    
    Extractions: Melissa Bishop/DoIT Last Modified 04/05/2002 12:33:12 PM EST Jackson Pollock (1912-1956) is regarded as the undisputed leader of the Abstract Expressionist movement. In 1945, he married fellow artist Lee Krasner (1908-1984) and moved from New York City to Long Island's East End. With a loan from art dealer Peggy Guggenheim, they purchased a small homestead on one and a quarter acres overlooking Accabonac Creek in The Springs, near East Hampton . Here, in this serene community of farmers and baymen, Pollock created his masterpieces - works whose innovative style and technique stunned the art world and continue to challenge viewers today. The preservation and development of this unique site has been undertaken by the Stony Brook Foundation, Inc., a non-profit affiliate of Stony Brook University , one of four university centers of the State University of New York. To meet its operating expenses, the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center depends entirely on donations through the Stony Brook Foundation.

34. NGA:Jackson Pollock Web Feature
    Indepth study of the life and work of the artist with particular emphasis on Number 1, 1950 (Lavender Mist).  
    http://www.nga.gov/feature/pollock/

35. Jackson Pollock
    Similar pages jackson pollockTHE GREENBERG SYMPOSIA jackson pollock Born 1912 Died 1956 A RESOURCES.Links to images of work by jackson pollock on the Web. The  
    http://www.artchive.com/artchive/P/pollock.html
    
    Extractions: What follows are the Introductions to the Reviews and Commentaries I published on the occasion of The Museum of Modern Art’s Jackson Pollock exhibition. These will explain what is available on O’CONNOR’S PAGE about Pollock. The substance of this material can be accessed through the following link http://members.aol.com/FVOC

36. The Museum Shop
    Berthe Motley, Archibald J Munch, Edvard Nast, Thomas O'Keeffe, Georgia Picabia,Francis Picasso, Pablo Pissarro, Camille pollock, jackson Remington, Frederic  
    http://www.artinstituteshop.org/browse.asp?artistID=17

37. Evening Sun Art Gallery - Abstract Expressionist Paintings By Merlin Emrys
    Abstract expressionist paintings in the spirit of jackson pollock, Franz Kline, Mark Rothko and Willem de Kooning.  
    http://evening-sun.com/gallery/
    
    Extractions: Painting When you abstract the essence of music and visual art, an underlying structure, form and rhythm can be discerned. The notes, rhythm and tempo of a musical piece can evoke thoughts, feelings and sensations, much the same as colors, texture, strokes and shapes in a painting. This is certainly true in my art, which is a mirroring of my internal landscape as well as a reflection of what is happening externally. My paintings, because they are abstract, are essentially energy made visible. They are an exploration of the interplay between form and formlessness, emergence and dissolution, using color, texture, and the strokes of the palette knife upon the canvas.

38. Pollock, Jackson
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia pollock, jackson. pollock, jackson, 1912–56,American painter, b. Cody, Wyo. He studied (1929–31) in  
    http://www.infoplease.com/cgi-bin/id/A0839548
    
    Extractions: Pollock, Jackson Pollock, Jackson, Benton , but he was more strongly influenced by A. P. Ryder and the Mexican muralists, especially Siqueiros . From 1938 to 1942, Pollock worked on the Federal Art Project in New York City. Affected by surrealism and also by Picasso abstract expressionism , when he was killed in an automobile accident. His paintings are in many collections, including museums in New York City, San Francisco, Dallas, and Chicago. See catalog by F. V. O'Connor and E. B. Shaw (1978) and by K. Varnedoe and P. Karmel (1998); D. Solomon, Jackson Pollock: A Biography (1987); S. Naifeh and G. W. Smith, Jackson Pollock: An American Genius

39. Valentino, Steven
    Enter the abstract expressionistic mind of an emotionally driven artist. Steven Valentino began to walk in the creative footsteps of the great American painter jackson pollock some years ago.  
    http://www.stevenvalentino.com

40. Jackson Pollock -- And True And False Ambition: The Urgent Difference
    Artist and aesthetic realism consultant Dorothy Koppelman explains jackson pollock's torment and why his work is beautiful.  
    http://www.terraingallery.org/Jackson-Pollock-Ambition-DK.html
    
    Extractions: CONTACT Jackson Pollockand True and False Ambition: The Urgent Difference By Dorothy Koppelman I learned this from Eli Siegel in an Aesthetic Realism lesson and it is written down in capital letters in my notes: "THE BIGGEST SUCCESS THAT WE LIKE THE WORLD THROUGH KNOWING IT." I learned that the only way to like the world honestly is to see it as a oneness of opposites; and further, that seeing it this way is the means to honestly liking yourself. The more I study this Aesthetic Realism principle stated by Mr. Siegel, the more I am thrilled at its truth: "The world, art, and self explain each other: each is the aesthetic oneness of opposites." I shall be talking tonight about my life, what a woman learned in Aesthetic Realism consultations and about the famous 20th century American artist whose works, as one critic put it, "embody the supreme level of pictorial ambition," and whose tumultuous life is the subject of the recent film made by Ed Harris. I. Two AmbitionsOne True and One False

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