Jackson Pollock dancing colors - rivisiting Pollock movie with Ed Harris

tribute to Jackson Pollock
Source: Pollock movie with Ed Harris (2000)
Music: Bach and Albeniz
Editing: Finalcut

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• jackson
• pollock
• inspiration
• art
• modern
• mad
• full
• OO
• immersion
• Ed
• harris

[luis012357]

What's the title of the second song?

[claudiocrivelli]

@luis012357 Asturias from Albeniz

[chaoz4u2]

what's the title of the bach sonata?

[claudiocrivelli]

prelude in C

[bushna2007]

If you examine the painting closely you can read his name across the full length of canvas!!

[Mrsteddyz]

I do this to my walls.

[danielbalter]

He freakin listened to jazz when he painted not this hot-bubble-bath-snore-sonata.

[QuantumProphet]

I call my dick Mr. Pollock :D 

[Alias828]

@ricefarmer lets see you make a painting that sells for 150 million

[JJI6881]

Pollock did paint on the floor when they moved to East Hampton--but he painted mural in 1943 and was still using the wall as his easel then. Obviously he didnt have a wall big enough

[MrMikeludo]

@2245DRUMMER The fact of the matter is, Pollock was a simple con affected only because of Lee Krasner. She stroked his ego, and he believed it. When someone has the ability to see the truth: that the emperor indeed has no clothes on, you should simply accept the irrefutable fact that Pollock's 'pictures' were/are less than defined nothingness: pure nonsensical gibberish.

[ricefarmer]

modern art bullshit

[dangervich]

Pollock never painted on a stretched canvas and rarely in a vertical orientation. He stapled his canvases onto the floor. He liked the hard surface and felt that, standing above it, he was "in" the painting. but Harris does a great job of the energy: it's hard to overstate how physically demanding this kind of painting is.

[gaiaasia]

4 persone non capiscono niente di arte-.-"

[nitrostreetracer69]

This painting is at the Figge Musuem in Davenport, Iowa. I got to see it. It is a awesome painting. This painting is worth about 145 million. The Uni. of Iowa owns this painting.

[trickmastermonkey]

great film, btw first thing I noticed was that this Bach piece (1st song) was featured in American Psycho