Jackson Pollock's Mural: The Story of a Modern Masterpiece

[@anastassiyakim7041]

My fav amongst Pollock’s. Have not seen any other piece of art that has so much energy . Truly a masterpiece. Hope I can see it in life.

[@shirleymueller4211]

Not only informative, but presented in a most interesting way. Definitely worth watching.

[@kaibab58]

Really nice documentary. Early in the documentary when talking about abstract art after the war it cuts to MOMA in New York and from outside it's clear there was a Paul Klee exhibition inside. That exhibition was in 1950. A man and woman, clearly posed are looking at a painting inside. The man appears to be EJ Kaufmann jr , son of EJ Kaufmann who engaged Frank Lloyd Wright to build Fallingwater . Kaufmann jr worked at MOMA after the war and was director of industrial design dept. from 1950 to 1955.

[@kevinkelley1498]

Great eye for detail and interesting information about Kaufmann Jr.

[@shaneGonnaJones]

Very fresh and new Thanks

[@lourak613]

The connecting black bars throughout are without question executed with a brush. Why is it so often said that a brush did not touch the canvas in these works?

[@gregdahlen4375]

interesting to see how they actually move paintings

[@shaneGonnaJones]

I’ve done nearly 200 Pollock painting style Love

[@andybaldman]

If I were going to move a 100 million dollar painting, a boat would not be what I’d consider the best way.

[@kirstymcnicol7014]

Less traffic on a river ! Less bumps & bashes.

[@andybaldman]

@@kirstymcnicol7014 And a lot more water.

[@timeenoughforart]

I was questioning the card board.

[@Johnconno]

The modern masterpiece that nobody wanted.

[@SeanMatheson-n3x]

Is it just me or is the stuffy British art critic who uses the term "Muwal" just ridiculous in everyway?

[@stevenhenry5267]

Yes

[@Dreadwinner]

😊

[@VideoGrabaciones2010]

Masterpiece?

[@PEN-N-PAL]

EducationalVideoRecordings: *YES it's a masterpiece, you have no idea the complexity of that work or art, it looks even difficult to the eyes, it's not a work of art that can be easily copied as a forgery.*