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Year2000GenreDramaRating13+ParentsFrightening scenes, offensive language, sexual contentLength2:02DirectorEd HarrisWriterGregory White SmithStarringStudioSony Pictures
Users9 reviews
7.6/10
Synopsis
Based on the biography JACKSON POLLOCK: AN AMERICAN SAGA by Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith, the film POLLOCK tells the story of this artist, a leader of abstract expressionist painting whose work is one of the cornerstones of the modern art movement. Pollock's technique of throwing, drizzling, and splattering strings of paint from the brush to the canvas had almost nothing to do with the effect he created. His painting was instead about the process itself, a form of performance art. A serious alcoholic who was married to Lee Krasner, another influential artist in the modern movement, Pollack's rise to art world fame over the last 15 years of his life is illustrated in an insightful, detailed fashion in this film.
Users9 reviews
7.6/10
Synopsis
Based on the biography JACKSON POLLOCK: AN AMERICAN SAGA by Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith, the film POLLOCK tells the story of this artist, a leader of abstract expressionist painting whose work is one of the cornerstones of the modern art movement. Pollock's technique of throwing, drizzling, and splattering strings of paint from the brush to the canvas had almost nothing to do with the effect he created. His painting was instead about the process itself, a form of performance art. A serious alcoholic who was married to Lee Krasner, another influential artist in the modern movement, Pollack's rise to art world fame over the last 15 years of his life is illustrated in an insightful, detailed fashion in this film.
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