The scanning process is designed in such a way that ... the discussed article concerned a less obvious case: the paintings of Jackson Pollock. His three famous paintings, according to critics ...

"[Jackson] Pollock would often begin with some sort of figurative device to which he would then respond—and eventually bury under layers of paint," says Sue Taylor, an art historian at Portland ...

Jackson Pollock (1912–1956) is an American icon. Creator of rhythmic and energetic "action painting," he is internationally hailed as a leading figure in Abstract Expressionism. Born in Wyoming and ...

In 1956, only a handful of his paintings hung in museums; today, there are more than 30, and their prices have escalated some 1,500% (a major drip painting by Pollock now brings upwards of $100,000).

Interestingly, in 1967 Kaprow dramatically reversed this view, writing stridently against the idea that the audience creates the meaning of the work of art by experiential participation. See Kaprow, ...

When Pollock’s car careered ... appearing at the opening of an art gallery on the arm of a supernova,” says Gabriel. “If it hadn’t been for Lee Krasner, Jackson would not have been the ...