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Jackson Pollock – Technique Analysis
Here is a link to an article that examines the “drip” technique form a scientific perspective. “Pollock avoided hydrodynamic instabilities to paint with his dripping technique” https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0223706
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Vignettes from Lutsen
Midnight sky filled with more stars than we’ve ever seen. Trapped in the city lights and pollution we see only the moon, a few planets, and a handful of stars. Here, we are treated to the vastness our home, this planet, swims within on its journey through the galaxy and universe. Distant lights dancing in…
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If Jackson Pollock was a photographer – #18
I imagine one his photographs might look like this:
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If Jackson Pollock was a photographer – #17
I imagine one his photographs might look like this:
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If Jackson Pollock was a photographer – #16
I imagine one his photographs might look like this:
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Poem – 92nd and Madison
I look down from the roof over Madison Ave and watch people enter and emerge from yellow streetlights, bobbing heads and umbrellas, taxis speed near and far, the rain softens the constant chatter and the voice questioning and answering everything at once. Through 10 to 20 story buildings I see the reservoir a few blocks…
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If Jackson Pollock was a photographer – #15
I imagine one his photographs might look like this:
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John Haines – City of Orphans
Given the current conflicts across this land and the earth, this timeless poem from the late John Haines conveys the words I have no voice for. How strange to think of those street sand vacant lots, the sandhills where we played and dug our trenches; the forts we built, the enemies we conjured to aim…
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If Jackson Pollock was a photographer – #14
I imagine one his photographs might look like this:
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If Jackson Pollock was a photographer – #13
I imagine one his photographs might look like this: