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Pollock-Krasner House retiring director Helen Harrison sees the Abstract Expressionist in a new light

As a young woman at The Art Students League in Manhattan, Helen Harrison often headed to the nearby Museum of Modern Art at lunchtime, where she'd sit and ponder “One, No. 31, 1950,” the wall-sized ...
Artnet

Jackson Pollock’s Paint-Splattered Studio Floor, Caked With Residues of His Artistic Activity, Will Be Featured in a New NFT Collection

Jackson Pollock was never one for the easel. Instead, at his studio in East Hampton, New York, the artist tacked canvases on the wooden floor, onto which he dripped and splattered household paint to ...
Smithsonian Magazine

You’ve Seen Jackson Pollock’s Dizzying Drip Paintings. But His Wife, Lee Krasner, Was Also a Major Player in the Abstract Expressionist Movement

In 1942, when Jackson Pollock was still an emerging artist, he displayed some of his work at a group exhibition in New York City. One of the other painters in the show, fellow Abstract Expressionist ...
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A rare Pollock and Krasner exhibition is coming to the Met

UPPER EAST SIDE, NY — A major new exhibition celebrating the work of mid-century abstract artists Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner is landing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art later this year. The new ...
Times Argus

Pollock and Orozco at Dartmouth

HANOVER, N.H. — This spring, Dartmouth College’s Hood Museum of Art joins in a worldwide celebration of the centenary of Jackson Pollock’s birth in 1912. In partnership with the Pollock-Krasner House ...
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The Met is Treating Lee Krasner as Pollock's Equal-Will Market Follow?

Editor's Note: This story originally appeared in On Balance, the ARTnews newsletter about the art market and beyond. Sign up here to receive it every Wednesday. The Metropolitan Museum of Art says its ...