Forgotten Splatter Pollock – Base Collection
“Ever since the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center opened in 1988, the property, and the studio in particular, have inspired artists working in various genres,” says Helen A. Harrison, the museum’s director. “Alex Wolff’s imaginative responses to the studio floor add an expressive dimension that honors the evidence of Jackson Pollock’s singular creative process while taking it to a new level of visual dynamism.”
Helen A. Harrison
Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw Director
Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center
These 25 images were transformed from original photos taken by Alex M. Wolff at Pollock-Krasner House in East Hampton, NY August 2014. Wolff symmetricized many of the images, adding some semblance of order to the chaotic paint, shapes, and colors left behind on Jackson Pollock’s studio floor as Pollock created his action paintings, with some paint missing the canvasses. Pollock was very prolific, resulting in the mixing and overlaying of many of the color pallettes he used. Wolff used a proprietary process to transform the spills and splatters into new artworks, extending Pollock’s color esthetic to match his own.
Each Fine Art Print is available in limited signed editions which are defined by size and substrate media, and hand crafted by curator, master printer, and fine artist John Joseph Dowling, Jr.
17 inch by 22 inch Fine Art Prints on archival Hahnamuhle Paper are available from a limited edition of 100 signed and numbered prints.
20 inch by 30 inch Fine Art Prints on archival Hahnamuhle canvas are available from a limited edition of 25 signed and numbered prints.
60 inch Fine Art Prints on archival Hahnamuhle Paper are available from a limited edition of 10 signed and numbered prints.
One Five Foot by 7 Foot Fine Art Print is available on archival Hahnamuhle Paper as limited edition of 1 signed and numbered print.
Pricing is fluid, call for current pricing and terms.
NFT’s, minted on an exchange of your choice are available for each edition, and may include merchandising rights.
For more information on purchase, display or non-exclusive representation please reach out to Alex M. Wolff at 516 375 4315
Jackson Pollock Studio (r) is used under license from the trademark owner Stonybrook Foundation.
