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Journal Article
The Pollock‐Krasner House and Study Center
2005
Overview
Discusses the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center in New York, formerly belonging to the artists Jackson Pollock (1912-1956) and Lee Krasner (1918-1984). The author notes that works by Pollock including Autumn Rhythm and Blue Poles were created in his barn studio in New York, considers the importance of the house as a scholarly resource, and describes how actors portraying Pollock and Krasner in the film Pollock used the location. She examines the importance of accessibility to the site, details interviews and catalogues stored at the house, and comments on her own use of the house as a resource for her book Jackson Pollock (New York, 1989).
