Jackson Pollock Documentary (circa 1973 or so)
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Thank you so much for this. He fascinates me. When he died, it was said he didn't want to go out driving that night. Be careful about listening to friends. Interesting personal note - I QUIT drinking because it messed up my color judgement in my paintings, 20+ yrs. ago. I don't miss it.
The more I learn about Pollock the more I admire and more appreciate his works. Truly genius. I m in love with his Mural, such energy boosting from the painting. Dreaming to see it in life.
🤣🤣🤣 its pretentious and for people to try and say he was good is a joke. You just comment to try to fit in and you got a handful of likes 🤣 if you show 10000 people his splatter paintings then all 10000 will laugh and think its a joke
@@bubandlisa If think the way you think, than all abstract artist are the joke, Matisse is a joke, Rothko, Mondrian- all of them. Well everybody can have their own view.
@@bubandlisa You seem like a very small, petty person....i'm so sorry for whatever you are dealing with
@@bubandlisa And some of them will offer hundreds of millions of US dollars for a work that will never be sold.
Standing in front of a Pollock IRL is a real experience. I didn't really like his work at all until I actually saw it at the MET.
Thanks for sharing
great art, freedom as bird. no rules. just him. pure artist !!
Pure 💩
I did not get his work untill I did get it. Raw emotion, primal, its more of a feeling and with such power. Although I get it now Im still not sure what I get. Its imposible to put into words but Im the richer for it.
It kills me how in the 16th, 17th, and 18th century painting and art was only seen as a man's hobby/career, but then in the 20th century it was suddenly too feminine? For crying out loud...
I mean it is associated with the right side of the brain, which has a connection with creativity. And women are generally said to be more emotional, which is again associated with creativity. And painting depicts emotional creativity in art.
ArE yOu sAYinG a Man LIkE mE cAN't bE Artest?
What are you gonna call me a sissy for being an Artist? geeez!
Also Please don't say" don't cry. You're a man right?" Pleeez.
That's probably one of the strongest thing a man can do in front of people. besides being in the army.
You can blame the rise of extreme insecurities for that. People in many warring countries begin to think that licking the boots of their "superiors" and blindly following the orders of sociopaths is the "manliest" thing you could do. They have this insane idea that being able to physically force someone else to submit to their ideologies and rules is somehow better than accepting differences and becoming a true adult. As you can see, people like that will continue to exist until they die off from future generations being educated better; hopefully. What defines a Human being is not what we can do with our bodies to finish a fight, but what we can do with our minds to mature past the very concept of fighting and turn to the grander things that we are capable of. Art is one such gateway.
@@J0is_mango dont create strawman state your opinion and go
Bizarre, right? Well, now adays at least men can digital paint
I agree with you in a way, but, at the same time, if you're an artist you re not really that worried about what ppl think of you
Sad story. One of my most favorite artist.
*artists
@@TheLiveMusicGroup Maybe you were right the first time.
my teacher made me watch this so it's instantly bad
This is from 1987 on the BCC , great doco
I got kicked in the Jackson Pollocks once, eyes didn't half water.
People can say all they want about him but I love his work
Here here!
Throwing colour on a white paper with paint brush is sooo great and genius work 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@helloitsme832 It is? oh.
The question is "why" do you love it?
@@fromthepeanutgallery1084 its visually interesting with nice choice of colors and some balance, but I don't think I need to explain why I like the art to you.
Джексон Поллок - это джаз в живописи! Супер! 💪🎨👍
Yeah even a baby could do in under 1 hour.
Great analogy❤
Interesante documental con unos paisajes muy evocadores. En algunas imágenes vemos a un Pollock bailando con el pincel sobre la tela en otras arrojando con ganas la pintura muy concentrado con su inseparable cigarrillo. El Expresionismo Abstracto no es un arte que me emocione en particular. Yo amo el dibujo pero todo arte debe existir y Jackson Pollock ha dejado su huella.
Great documentary. Very interesting. Bit skeptical about AE in general. Worked for a painting and decorating contractor in London in the 90's. His transistor radio looked like a Pollock.......
His shoes must've been worth a fortune
Actually makes me want to clean up a mess!
The master mechanic probably had some awesome stories
The Accountant, the movie, brought me here.
Pollock felt if He could get paid by the square yard, he could at least recover the cost
of the canvas, house paint and "applicator",,,,,,,,,Thanks to Peggy $$$$$$$
"In art ... those who are refined, rich, unoccupied, who are distillers of quintessence, seek what is new, strange, original, extravagant, scandalous. I, myself, since Cubism and before, have satisfied these masters and critics with all the changing oddities which passed through my head, and the less they understood me, the more they admired me. By amusing myself with all these games, with all these absurdities, puzzles, rebuses, arabesques, I became famous, and that very quickly. And fame, for a painter, means sales, gains, fortune, riches. And today, as you know, I am celebrated. I am rich.
But when I am alone with myself, I have not the courage to think of myself as an artist in the great and ancient sense of the term. Giotto, Titian, Rembrandt, were great painters. I am only a public entertainer who has understood his times and exploited as best he could the imbecility, the vanity, the cupidity of his contemporaries. Mine is a bitter confession, more painful than it may appear, but it has the merit of being sincere."
Pablo Picasso 1952
This "Picasso" quote comes from a satirical book of imaginary interviews with famous people, called Il Libro Nero, by Giovanni Papini, published in 1952.
Someone bought a Thesaurus 🤣
Well written ❤
but I hate fact that in art, any genre right.. artist died and then prices/fame going up
this shit need to change, buy from artist while they alive.. a few deserve most in this life
In wikipedia it says he was born in 1912 and died 1956
people drank alot in the 50s...
some
Thcch by fire.a Awesome mind!!!!!!!.
Has there ever been a more easily dislike-able person in a documentary than Elizabeth Pollock? Sheesh, how did his brother deal with that horrendous personality?
Be sure and watch the Who the #$and% Is Jackson Pollock? now free on TH-cam Movies. Excellent film.
What a great Awesome mine
The greatest mistake a lay person can make about art, any kind of art, is that it is easy. It is not easy, It is back-breaking HARD WORK; like digging a ditch. Next is to do original art which is damn near impossible and is miraculous -- and approaches the realm of the divine.
Absolutely correct.
Well said, thank you.
If you took 20 people that have NEVER seen his (work) and you put any of his splatter and then you get a kid and let them fling paint on same style canvas i GUARANTEE the 20 wouldn't know the difference and the pretentious would talk about how GENIUS both are 🤣🤣🤣 just like the idiots that took pictures of trash left and thought it was part of a piece and said it was BOLD 🤣🤣
Also what about the idiot with the WHITE PLAIN CANVASES bet you thought a lot of effort went into those too
@@bubandlisa it would be easy too differentiate. Pollock pays good attention the the colors and amount of each. It’s very easy to do too little of a color compared to too much of another. He knew how to walk that thin line well.
Thank you i really enjoyed this, the artist the man the alcoholic. Warhole was a fake
Haha. 😅
Speak about Pollock and the CIA relationship
They want to put rules on the art to control the artist....
Schools
Elizabeth was just jealous that her name wasn't Jackson
The Moon-Woman Cuts the Circle looks like a Basquiat.
I always thought that his paintings have a very erotic meaning! The act of dipping the stick in a painting can, and then throw its splashes on the canvas, definitely recalls a sexual intercourse!
Interesting analysis of his work.
@@fromthepeanutgallery1084 Loll
Its not easy to do something thats completely original...
If you took 20 people that have NEVER seen his (work) and you put any of his splatter and then you git a kid and let them fling paint on same style canvas i GUARANTEE the 20 wouldn't know the difference and the pretentious would talk about how GENIUS both are 🤣🤣🤣just like the idiots that took pictures of trash left and thought it was part of a piece and said it was BOLD 🤣🤣
@@bubandlisa Did you watch the video?
Pollock suffered from Bi-Polar 1….he had all the symptoms. No amount of talking without proper medication would not have helped. RIP
Jackson pollock was awesome.
Was a con man who surrounded himself with rich pretentious drips
All he did was dripping paint into canvas.
I love him, dismiss his garbage.
❤❤❤
Genius.
Hi dear, I’ve a great heart for his song, hope you are doing good?
Okay 👍.
born 110 years ago.. tomorrow.
I guess, he want people to make a fool of themselves, that his artwork is a masterpiece 🤣🤣🤣🤣
If anything else his technique appears to be exhausting.
Cigarettes must have been free in the 70s
they were cheap af
Hooked up to the licker
the commercials screw up the film. They cut in in the middle of a sentence. capitalist jerks.
get adblock dumbass
Any of Pollocks detractors are easy to ignore.
I'm compelled to comment on your post as it seems everyone has ironically ignored you and Pollock's defenders.
🎉
If your tastes were that of a one year old, Pollack was your guy.
Such ignorance. He had many styles. His drip work only was a small fraction of all the works he did.
Why is it that Artists, of Canvas, Writing, overwhelmingly in the larger % so layered with extremes, addictions, psychological, emotional, mental, pain?
Can one not be inspired by the other end 9f the stick, the positives.
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*X Belief*
*= our Manifested Reality*
One must also wonder, just how many have diagnosable Narcissist Personality Disorder, varying in degree, but still diagnosable.
It is like masses never evolve into a mature mind as they Observably remain in a state of Adolescent Emotional Development.
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Hello dear, how are you doing today?
FOCUS AHEAD
u do it fuckwad
Where was he from?
Hot Take: Bob Ross is an artist, Jackson Pollock isn’t.
It's not a hot take. It's barely even a take, it's just stating a thought without any additional argument.
This trend of people saying "hot take" before a statement just to make it seem deep is annoying.
@@richards.5964 People who respond to hot takes with nothing to do with the hot take, is an even more annoying trend. Mainly because only pompous people behave like this.
@@leumasgerf6530 "NO YOU!"
@@richards.5964 lol, this is a horrible way to dodge that you seemingly have no idea who Jackson Pollock is, and have therefore declared my statement to be bollocks. That’s called an argument from ignorance fallacy.
Hot take: They both are 🫣
goat himself
Univerzum
JP is the man
@@TheLiveMusicGroup ok..Jackson Pollock rocks...we're not worthy !! :)
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This was from the 70s? Thought 80s for sure
Hi, 1970's, Patsy Southgate was born in 1927, she looks about 45 to 50 in this.
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46:00 stop just stop 🤦🏻♂️
This woman killed him 100%
No, killed himself
So many idiots on here. His drip paintings were only a very small fraction of his extensive work. Like a few years compared to 25 years of his work.
when pollock started one of his "DRIPS" he hadn't a clue what it would look like when he
ran out of "House Paint". the savvy dealers might call this the "Unintentional School", and
the masses would by it, adoringly ! pollock was marketed by NYC "shysters" Confirmed !
Thank you James, very cool!
What masses bought it? He barely made a living. It came after his death. Either you see what his work is, or you don't. He stands alone. You're saying disreputable lawyers of ny marketed his work? Are you out of your mind?
I've got exactly the same theory about Francis Bacon too. Professionals in the industry know how to massively inflate the pri.
or so?
The difference between Pollock’s work and my garage floor is the approval of people who can’t paint 🤷🏻♀️
Sure.
Strange. Does one of the commentators know nothing of Dionysius? Human beings have long engaged in revelry/ drunkeness/ art.
The painting look like a 7 year old dropping paint into canvas.
O yeah
if anyone can do it its not art ,this guy has no talent, a 3 yrs old can do better.
Lol haha
Which three year old?
@@webstercat really ? have u seen his paintings ? any ; no talent looks like a real artist apron
@@king-jerr I Iike that you dislike it. You *deserve* to dislike it.
You obviously didn't watch the documentary, or were unable to understand it if you did.