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Jackson Pollock

If Jackson Pollock was a photographer – #12

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If Jackson Pollock was a photographer – #11

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If Jackson Pollock was a photographer – #10

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If Jackson Pollock was a photographer – #9 – White Poles

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If Jackson Pollock was a photographer, #8

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Jackson Pollock, Life Magazine

I just received an original copy of Life Magazine from August 8th, 1949 featuring Jackson Pollock in the article “Is he the greatest living painter in the United States?”  Happy days!

Poetry – Mark Doty – To Jackson Pollock

To Jackson Pollock Mark Doty Last night somebody murdered a young tree on Seventh Avenue between 18th and 19th—only two in that block, and just days ago we’d taken refreshment in the crisp and particular shade of that young ginkgo’s tight leaves, its beauty and optimism, though I didn’t think of that word until the […]
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If Jackson Pollock was a photographer, #7

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If Jackson Pollock was a photographer, #6

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Poem – Where the Color Comes From

The lonely path tunneled through the daily routine and expectations. The tunnel became your gateway and hiding place, a retreat when life became too real, a distraction. Did you ever see the colors of the sunset? Or even then was the winter sun awash of colors, a gray scale landscape pushing you inward?