... Content : Richard Taylor , Adam P. Micolich and David Jonas This question triggers reservations from both scientists and artists. However, for the abstract paintings produced by Jackson Pollock in the late 1940s, scientific objectivity proves to be an essential tool for determining their fundamental content. Pollock dripped paint from a can on to vast canvases rolled out across the floor...

Бродили по инету в поисках интересных мест в Лондоне, и "набрели" на музей игрушек (Pollock's Toy Museum) )))) небольшой музей-магазин на Scala St с очень интересными и старинными игрушками со всего мира; некоторым по 130-140 лет! нехилая такая лошадка! то ли детишки в те времена были покрупнее, то ли хозяин смастерил эту лошадку специально для себя )))) ей кстати 168 лет!   В рамки помещены...

... Yup. I found a few quotes that I feel in love with while I was there. "Who dies innocent and who guilty and whose mind is this?" - Ruersberg "I need my memories. They are my documents." - Bourgeois "It is not where my motivation comes from but rather how it manages to survive." - Bourgeois "Art is art and everything else is everything else." - Reindhart PS: I love Jackson Pollock

Thanks to Americablog for sharing this fun link - JacksonPollock.org . With it, I was able to do this: You can click the image to see it larger. When making your own, the following keys can help...open prior to going to the page. Dribble away. Then hold the apple key to move your mouse pointer off the page. Hit grab and choose the option to "grab selection". That's what I did anyways. Have fun!

“It doesn't make much difference how the paint is put on as long as something has been said. Technique is just a means of arriving at a statement.”                       - Jackson Pollock - Mona LIsa Smile         ( Mona lisa, mona lisa, men have named you Youre so like the lady with the mystic smile Is it only cause youre lonely they have blamed you? For that mona lisa...

1. The Rebel. 2. Lust For Life. 3. Basquiat. 4. The Devil and Daniel Johnson. 5. In The Realms of The Unreal. 6. Rembrandt. 7. The Mystery of Picasso. 8. Before Night Falls. 9. Pollock. 10. Love is the Devil. 11. Surviving Picasso. 12. Frida. 13. Great Expectations. 14. The Girl with The Pearl Earring. 15. The Agony and The Ecstasy. 16. The Moulin Rouge. 17. An American In Paris. 18. New York Stories...

...over the summer), so I find my address book, and to my surprise, the only thing I've written down are their addresses, no phone numbers at all.  I'm sure my rational was that "I got their phone numbers on my cell phone, so I'm good."  Damn I'm a pollock... And yes, for those who know about my penguin collection, my address book is all about penguins , quite the manly phone book, I might add.

... Paula Mondersohn-Becker, Constant Permeke, Georges Rouault, Amadeo Modigliani, Jules Pascin, Chaim Soutine, Max Beckman, Otto Dix, George Grosz, Antonin Artaud, Wols, Alberto Giacometti, Jackson Pollock, Arshile Gorky, William De Kooning, Mark Rothko, Asger Jorn, Jean Atlan, Francis Gruber, Jean Fautrier, Francis Bacon, George Baslitz, Leon Golub, John Bellany, Anselm Kiefer, Frank Aurebach, Leon...

Journalist :  How do you know when you're finished [painting]? Jackson Pollock : How do you know when you're finished making love?