Canvas of the People Coming to Darlington County

SC Arts Commission Seeking Strategic Planning Input

Planning for healthier economic times, the S.C. Arts Commission invites the public to share their priorities for the arts at the Black Creek Arts Center in Hartsville on March 22nd. The meetings are a part of the 2010 Canvas of the People (www.SouthCarolinaArts.com/canvas2010), a statewide planning process that will inform the 2011-2020 Long-Range Plan for the Arts in South Carolina.

“We want to hear what people value about the arts and how they think the arts can support the economic, educational and creative well-being of their communities,” said Ken May, acting executive director. “We will use that input to help develop the next long-range plan for the arts, which the statewide arts community can use as a road map for the future.”

Forums are taking place in seven locations and are free and open to everyone. Each runs from 6:45 p.m. to 8 p.m. Registration is not required.

Prior to the stop in Darlington County, Canvas of the People meetings will have been held at the Columbia Museum of Art, the Technical College of the Lowcountry in Beaufort, and at the Governor's School for the Arts in Greenville. Following the meeting at Black Creek, the tour will stop at the Aiken Center for the Arts (March 25th), North Charleston City Hall (March 29th) and the Chapman Cultural Center in Spartanburg (April 8th).

For more information, visit www.SouthCarolinaArts.com/canvas2010 or contact Milly Hough, (803) 734-8698, mhough@arts.sc.gov. The mission of Black Creek Arts Council is to promote and foster the Arts in Darlington County. BCAC’s offices are housed in a state of the art 10,000 square foot facility at 116 West College Avenue in Hartsville, SC. BCAC offers a variety of programs including art classes of all styles, after-school activities, pre-school aged programs, private music lessons, and various types of gallery exhibits. BCAC also offers assistance with arts management, funding, education, and program coordination to arts and cultural organizations in Darlington County.

The South Carolina Arts Commission is the state agency charged with creating a thriving arts environment that benefits all South Carolinians, regardless of their location or circumstances. Created by the South Carolina General Assembly in 1967, the Arts Commission works to increase public participation in the arts by providing services, grants and leadership initiatives in three areas: arts education, community arts development and artist development. Headquartered in Columbia, S.C., the Arts Commission is funded by the state of South Carolina, by the federal government through the National Endowment for the Arts and other sources. For more information, visit www.SouthCarolinaArts.com or call (803) 734-8696.

Black Creek, Blue Jeans, & BBQ Sponsorship Opportunities

Without sponsors, Black Creek, Blue Jeans & BBQ would not be possible. Please help support the Arts in Darlington County by being a sponsor for our 2nd Annual BBQ Festival. There are several sponsorship levels. Contact Bruce Douglas at the Black Creek Arts Center to arrange your sponsorship for the Pee Dee's Premier BBQ Event.

Gold Sponsorship - $1,000

Gold Sponsors will have their name printed larger on all printed materials and banners. They will also be able to have a display table on Friday and Saturday. The sponsorship includes six tickets to each day's events. Gold Sponsors will be celebrity judges for Friday Night's Anything Butt Contest and will be Major Sponsors for the BBQ Butt Awards on Saturday.

Silver Sponsorship - $500

Silver Sponsors will have their name on all printed materials and banners. Silver Sponsors will be able to have a display table on Friday Night. The sponsorship also comes with 3 tickets to each day's events. Silver Sponsors will be celebrity judges for Friday Night's Anything Butt Contest and Major Sponsors for the BBQ Ribs Contest on Saturday.

Platinum Sponsorship - $250

Platinum Sponsors will have their name on all printed materials and receive 2 tickets for each day's events. Platinum Sponsors will also be recognized as sponsors of the People's Choice Awards on Friday (Anything Butt Contest) and Saturday (BBQ Tasting).

Supporter of the Pork Sponsorship - $100

This sponsorship is great for individuals, as well as businesses. Supporters of the Pork help Black Creek with the purchase of Boston Butts and Ribs for the Saturday cook-offs. Supporters of the Pork will have their name on all printed materials and receive one free ticket to either day's event.

I Love My Blue Jeans Sponsorship - $100

The I Love My Blue Jeans Sponsorship supports the prizes and crowning of Mr. & Mrs. Black Creek, Blue Jeans, & BBQ for 2010. Sponsors will be recognized in printed materials and during the I Love My Blue Jeans Contest. I Love My Blue Jeans Sponsors will also receive one free ticket to either day's event.

For more information about the events associated with Black Creek, Blue Jeans, & BBQ, click on the links below:

BBQ Home

Friday Night's Events

Saturday's Events

If you're interested in being a sponsor for Black Creek, Blue Jeans & BBQ, contact Bruce Douglas at 843.332.6234 or Judy Haenni at 843.229.3269.

Watercolor with Frankie Bush

One Monday in March, April and May, Frankie Bush will be leading a series of watercolor classes at Black Creek Arts Center. Dates are March 8, April 5 and May 10.

Frankie's classes are perfect for levels from beginner to intermediate. Class will take place at the Arts Center from 10am to 2 pm...please bring a bag lunch.

Cost for each session is $40. To view a supply list click here. Call 843.332.6234 to sign up. In the first session, students will be painting an iris.

Watercolor Workshop with Anne Patterson

Creating Successful Paintings
from Your Photographs

2-Day Watercolor Worshop
with
Anne Hightower-Patterson

Friday, March 19th & Saturday March 20th from 9:30 - 4:00

at the Black Creek Arts Center

Call 843.332.6234 to sign up.

$200

More information below.

In this workshop, artists will be taught to analyze their photographs for design elements that will produce stronger paintings. Artists will be shown a demonstration on utilizing photoshop elements to create better images by cropping, adusting contrast, saturation, color and simplification for drawing. Students will have the opportunity to ask individual questions regarding their own images. All information will be anchored in the elements and priniciples of design.

Class Breakdown:

Students arrive at workshop by 9:30 a.m for socialization and set up.
Instruction begins at 10 a.m. We will break for lunch around 12:30 p.m.
Students are encouraged to bring their own lunch so that we can return to work around 1pm. The afternoon will end at 4pm.


What you need to bring:

Bring your usual watercolor materials, photographs that are potential resource material for painting. Please bring some masking tape, tracing paper, and transfer paper.

These are the materials I usually use, but are not required for you to have:

Brushes:

Art Xpress Round Kolinsky Sable Brushes Sizes 6,8, 10

Loewe Cornell Fabric dye brushes round and flat in a variety of sizes
(I use these for scrubbing. I purchase these from the fabric dye section of Michael's)


For applying liquid maskoid, I use the rubber paint shapers in the softer white rubber.
I like a number 3 or 4 round for this.

Paper:

I use 140 lb Arches cold press paper for glazing techniques. For teaching I choose to watercolor blocks or sheet paper according to the size of the image.


Paint:

I use a variety of colors, but always professional grade paint. My favorite basic palatte is quinacquidone red or permanent red, scarlet lake, permanent alizaron crimson, cobalt blue, ultramarine blue, thalo blue, new gamboge yellow, aureolin yellow, yellow ochre, burnt sienna, and sap green.

If you have any questions, please email Anne at patter816@aol.com.

Guild for Artists and Artisans to form in the Pee Dee

For the past several months, a group of artists and arts council personnel have been meeting to create a guild for the artisans that live and create throughout the counties that lie along the South Carolina Tobacco Trail. The group now plans to form the Artisans of the South Carolina Tobacco Trail.

The Tobacco Trail runs through the counties of Horry, Darlington, Dillon, Marion, Williamsburg, Clarendon, and Florence.

These meetings have led to the opportunity for artisans to display their work at the Black Creek Arts Center in Darlington County for the month of August 2010. The Artisans of the South Carolina Tobacco Trail will be the featured artists in the Jean & James Fort Gallery. This exhibit and opening reception will mark the public launching of the Artisans of the South Carolina Tobacco Trail.

If you are interested in this opportunity and becoming a founding member of the Artisans of the South Carolina Tobacco Trail, read the guidelines below.

All potential members are selected through a two-part jury process to ensure their craft is of a good standard. For the first stage, works will be reviewed by e-mailed jpeg photographs. Five images should be emailed to PopsGlass@aol.com on or before March 26th. These photos will then be distributed to the jury. Those meeting basic standards will be asked to present their work in person for the final jury stage. This will take place at The South Carolina Tobacco Museum in Mullins on April 9th. Notification will be sent by e-mail within a week of jurying.

Accepted media for jurying are: clay, drawing, fiber glass, jewelry, leather, metal, mixed media, natural materials, painting, paper, photography, sculpture, handmade books, and wood. Specialty foods made in the area will also be considered for jurying. The following forms of production are prohibited: crafts produced from commercial kits; commercial patterns, molds and forms; any item violating copyrights; plants (except Bonsai), polished rocks, decoupage and similar items; hobby crafts, shell crafts, country crafts, decal crafts, silk or dried floral arrangements, mass-produced items, commercial re-sales. No work made from commercial stencils or prefabricated forms. No copies of masters, advertisements or widely distributed photos. Work produced in a class or workshop is not eligible to be juried or shown.

Applications for Membership can be obtained by calling or emailing Barbara Streeter (PopsGlass@aol.com, 843.248.4527) or Bruce Douglas (bartscounc@aol.com, 843.332.6234).

More information about the live jury phase and the exhibiting opportunity will be sent out when the jpeg images are received.

The mission of the Artisans of the South Carolina Tobacco Trail is to bring together artists, artisans, and retailers for the benefits of marketing, tourism, education, and shared resources.

The Artisans of the South Carolina Tobacco Trail promotes the tradition of fine visual arts and fine crafts. It serves the professional artists, craftspeople and retailers of the South Carolina Tobacco Trail area, and work representing the area. It is run by and for its members; volunteers do most of the work. A board of directors is elected from the membership.

Dedicated to excellence in craftsmanship, ASCTT promotes the career development of its members through marketing, by operating wholesale/retail shows, maintaining a website, and by publishing a newsletter and an annual brochure which will be placed at interstate welcome centers, local hotels, chambers of commerce, arts groups, etc.

Shows are known for their consistent high-quality standards. This is achieved by a comprehensive jury system for professional membership. The guild also serves as a liaison between its membership and other cultural and educational organizations within the state.

The formation of the Artisans of the South Carolina Tobacco Trail was made possible by Black Creek Arts Council of Darlington County through a grant from the United States Department of Agriculture.

The Carolinas III

Library & Arts Center to Host Community Photography Exhibit

The Carolinas II Best of Show: Ruth's by Randy Drevland

Black Creek Arts Council and the Friends of Hartsville Memorial Library will be hosting their third annual community photography contest and exhibit in July. The Carolinas III will debut at the Hartsville Library and the Black Creek Arts Center with an opening reception and gallery crawl on July 8th from 5-7pm.

To enter the contest, simply bring your photo(s) to the Arts Center between June 22nd and July 2nd. Three entries per person are allowed and the prices are: $15 for the first entry, $25 for two, and $30 for 3. A discount of $5 will be given to Friends of the Hartsville Memorial Library and donors to Black Creek Arts Council.

All photographs will be considered in the Best of Show Category and will be entered in one of the following categories: Photographers 18 & Under, Small Photos (dimensions smaller than 11x14), Large Photos (dimensions 11 x 14 and larger), The Carolinas, and Darlington County Travelers. One winner and two honorable mentions will be given per category. One People's Choice Award will be voted on by visitors at each display location.

The Darlington County Travelers category is new for 2010 Contest. "We've broadened the scope for the entries based on feedback from the people who entered last year," said Bruce Douglas, Executive Director of BCAC. "There are so many people that want to share the images from their travels. Black Creek and the Library are going to give them that opportunity."

The contest is open to anyone who lives, works, or creates in Darlington County.

For more information, call Bruce Douglas at the Black Creek Arts Center, 843.332.6234.

The mission of Black Creek Arts Council is to promote and foster the Arts in Darlington County. BCAC’s offices are housed in a state of the art 10,000 square foot facility at 116 West College Avenue in Hartsville, SC. BCAC offers a variety of programs including art classes of all styles, after-school activities, pre-school aged programs, private music lessons, and various types of gallery exhibits. BCAC also offers assistance with arts management, funding, education, and program coordination to arts and cultural organizations in Darlington County.

Knitting at Birds Of A Feather

Lauri McLeland will offer Beginning Knitting at Birds Of A Feather on Thursdays beginning in March. The sessions will begin at 1pm and cost $10 per class.

Advanced knitters invited to join the group at no cost.

Call Linda Howle at Birds Of A Feather for more information, 843.616.2561.

Anna Coe to Lead Watercolor Class

Anna Coe will be leading a Watercolor class at Birds Of A Feather over five Mondays beginning February 15th. The class will meet from 9:30 to 11:30 and will cover topics such as Color Theory and Design Made Easy. An Italian canal scene will be the subject matter painted. Cost for the class is $85.

Call Linda Howle at 843.616.2561 to sign up and receive the supply list.

Oil Painting with Vicky McLain

Vicky McLain will be leading two oil painting classes on Wednesdays beginning March 10th. The morning session will meet from 10:00 to noon and the afternoon session will be from 1:00 to 3:00. Each class will meet four times and the cost is $70. Call Linda Howle at 843.616.2561 to sign up and get the supply list.

Vicky McLain will also be leaing an Open Studio session on Tuesdays beginning March 16. Open Studio will meet from 1:00 to 3:00. Oil, watercolor, and acrylic painters welcome. The cost is $70 for four weeks. Call Linda Howle at 843.616.2561 to sign up.

Opening Reception for 9 Exhibits: Feb. 4th

On February 4th, the Black Creek Arts Center will host an opening reception for nine art exhibits. Admission to the opening is free and everyone is invited to attend. The opening will take place from 5:30 - 7:00. And while we say 5:30, feel free to come straight over after work. Early birds are welcomed.

To preview our exhibits, click on the links below:

Capturing the Spirit of Scouting (Boy Scouts of the Pee Dee)

Recent Works (Adrian Anderson Rhodes)

Down Country Roads (Ann Lane)

Barriers (Nathan Gulledge)

Sister Art (Phoebe Smothers & Sarah Jaillette)

Exploring Typography (Marcos Sola)

Nature's Heart (Harolette King)

Black Creek Pottery (Mary Lou Bailey & Barbara Watson)

Senior Show Preview (Emily Dornburg, Henna Koponen & Danny Wagner)

The Black Creek Arts Center is located at 116 West College Avenue in downtown Hartsville. For more information about this opening or other Arts Council events and classes, contact Bruce Douglas at 843.332.6234 or via email at bartscounc@aol.com.

Coker College Student to have work in Juried Show

Coker College Senior Art Major Henna Koponen recently had three photographs selected for Obscura: Click the Light Fantastic. This exhibition will be housed in the Soundry Gallery in Vienna, Virginia.

The juried exhibition focuses on alternative photography and printing techniques.

The show opens on Saturday January 30 at 7pm and runs through March 5, 2010.

In addition to majoring in art at Coker, Koponen is also a member of the Cobras' Women's Basketball team and is interning at Black Creek Arts Council.

A native of Helsinki, Finland, Koponen plans to attend graduate school in Europe upon completing her studies at Coker.

Fiber Artists Wanted

The Art Trail Gallery con­tinues to seek additional exhibits for the Fiber Arts display opening Febru­ary 19^th and running for six weeks. The deadline for entries is February 10^th. There are no fees for par­ticipation. The Gallery wants all types of fiber arts represented from pa­per-making, basketry, knitting, sewing, crochet, needlework, spinning, weaving, quilting, tatting, etc.

Click here for Entry Forms.

Individuals willing to teach short workshops during the exhibit should contact Jane Madden at the Art Trail Gallery - 843-673-0729.

The Art Trail Gallery is an all-volunteer gallery in downtown Florence. The gallery is open from 1-4pm Monday through Saturday and by appointment. Admission is free.

Work by Graphic Designer Marcos Sola

Marcos Sola is a 2005 graduate of Coker College and currently works as a graphic designer for Sonoco Products, Inc. Sola's artwork at BCAC explores typography.


Sola has contributed to BCAC over past through years by designing the promotional materials for The Carolinas & The Carolinas II, the annual community photography contest and exhibit. Information about The Carolinas III will be announced soon.

This exhibit will be one of eight exhibits opening on February 4th at the Black Creek Arts Center. An opening reception will be held from 5:30 to 7:00pm on February 4th. The Black Creek Arts Center is located at 116 West College Avenue. For more information, call 843.332.6234.

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Dornburg, Koponen & Wagner in the Frankie Bush Classroom...

Three Coker Seniors will have work on display at BCAC.

Coker College Seniors Emily Dornburg, Henna Koponen, and Danny Wagner will have work on display at the Black Creek Arts Center. The Frankie Bush Classroom, located on the second floor of the Arts Center, will be the site of the rising artists works.

All three seniors are currently working on their Senior Shows at Coker. The Senior Show is the capstone course for art majors and results in an exhibition in the Cecelia Coker Bell Gallery in the Gladys Fort Art Building on the campus of Coker College. The work that will be shown at BCAC will be a preview of the students' Senior Shows.


This exhibit will be one of eight exhibits opening on February 4th at the Black Creek Arts Center. An opening reception will be held from 5:30 to 7:00pm on February 4th. The Black Creek Arts Center is located at 116 West College Avenue. For more information, call 843.332.6234.

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Barriers by Nathan Gulledge

Nathan Gulledge's Barriers will be on display at the Black Creek Arts Center. Gulledge has expressed his concept for the series through the following statement:

They are used to keep people at a distance.

They keep you from accepting the truth.
They prevent critical introspection.

Barriers disguise the emotion of the situation.
They prevent surpassing the problem.

Barriers are outer coatings that help you fit in.
They are inner coatings that blind your sense of reality.

They cause you to sacrifice individuality,
Allowing you to never see beyond the superficial.

Barriers block the strides for knowledge.
They overshadow the desire for understanding.

Barriers prevent questions.

This exhibit will be one of eight exhibits opening on February 4th at the Black Creek Arts Center. An opening reception will be held from 5:30 to 7:00pm on February 4th. The Black Creek Arts Center is located at 116 West College Avenue. For more information, call 843.332.6234.

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Barbara Watson, Mary Lou Bailey, & Stephanie Jackson in the Pottery Studio

BCAC instructors Mary Lou Bailey and Barbara Watson will be displaying their pottery in the Pottery Studio for the February 4th opening.

Watson's wheel thrown pottery and Bailey's hand-built work are well-known in the Pee Dee. Both artists will also be leading classes at BCAC in February. Call Bethany at 843.332.6234 for more information.

In addition to the two displaying aritsts, potter Stephanie Jackson will be demonstrating during the opening.

This exhibit will be one of eight exhibits opening on February 4th at the Black Creek Arts Center. An opening reception will be held from 5:30 to 7:00pm on February 4th. The Black Creek Arts Center is located at 116 West College Avenue. For more information, call 843.332.6234.

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Boy Scouts of the Pee Dee

Boy Scouts from the eleven counties that make up the Pee Dee have been asked to submit photos that Capture the Spirit of Scouting. The regional exhibit is being held during the centennial year of the Boy Scouts of America.

Former BCAC Director Terri Pignone, now an executive board member with the Scouts, organized the exhibit. It is sponsored by Brown Pennington Atkins Funeral Home.

This exhibit will be one of eight exhibits opening on February 4th at the Black Creek Arts Center. An opening reception will be held from 5:30 to 7:00pm on February 4th. The Black Creek Arts Center is located at 116 West College Avenue. For more information, call 843.332.6234.

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Ann Lane's Down Country Roads

Photography from Ann Lane will be making a return to the Black Creek Arts Center. This time Ann will have Pee Dee images on display. Down Country Roads will be making a move from the Marion County Museum to Hartsville.

Down Country Roads will be in the Reese Page Classroom on the second floor of the Arts Center.

This exhibit will be one of eight exhibits opening on February 4th at the Black Creek Arts Center. An opening reception will be held from 5:30 to 7:00pm on February 4th. The Black Creek Arts Center is located at 116 West College Avenue. For more information, call 843.332.6234.

The opening reception is being sponsored by Brown Pennington Atkins.

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Sarah Jaillette & Phoebe Smothers

Sisters Sarah Jaillette & Phoebe Smothers will have work on display at the Black Creek Arts Center in February.

Above: A painting by Jaillette

As one would expect, sisters Jaillette & Smothers have a lot in common. They have the same parents. They live in the same town. They both have work in Darlington's Birds Of A Feather, an art and antique gallery that Jaillette and Linda Howle run.

Despite these commonalities, it would be hard to tell these two ladies are sisters when looking at their artwork. Jaillette's signature paintings contain birds and she is also well-known for her seascapes. Smothers, on the other hand, creates mostly non-representational work (see below).

Above: by Phoebe Smothers

BCAC is pleased to be showing the work of Sarah Jaillette and Phoebe Smothers. Both women, along with Linda Howle, were instrumental in the Darlington Artist Crawl in April 2009. Check out their gallery, Birds Of A Feather, at 106 Siskron Street, just off the Square in Darlington.

This exhibit will be one of eight exhibits opening on February 4th at the Black Creek Arts Center. An opening reception will be held from 5:30 to 7:00pm on February 4th. The Black Creek Arts Center is located at 116 West College Avenue. For more information, call 843.332.6234.

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Harolette King's Nature's Heart Photography

Displayed in the foyer at the Black Creek Arts Center, Harolette King's photographs of heart-shaped leaves will make great Valentine gifts or year-round home decor.

Also on display in the foyer will be work by Ina Ingram and Heidi Bond. Ingram was the featured artist in the Jean & James Fort Gallery during the month of January. Her painting, Freedom, will be on display, as well as one of Bond's famous dog paintings (New Toy). Bond will be the featured artist in March.

This exhibit will be one of eight exhibits opening on February 4th at the Black Creek Arts Center. An opening reception will be held from 5:30 to 7:00pm on February 4th. The Black Creek Arts Center is located at 116 West College Avenue. For more information, call 843.332.6234.

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Benefit for First Hartsville Idol Winner to be held at BCAC

Demitrius McDonald, the winner of the first Hartsville Idol, will be headlining Music To Remember at the Black Creek Arts Center on January 23rd.

Joining Demitrius will be Tracy & Ron Price, Craig Beshures, Al Haynes, and the Sonoco Men's Club.

Showtime is 7:30 with the doors opening at 7pm for refreshments.

Tickets are $25.

Call or stop by the Black Creek Arts Center for tickets, 843.332.6234.

Art Book of the Week #4

For the 4th Installment of the Art Book of the Week, Black Creek Arts Council and Burry Bookstore bring you...

Oil Painting Tips and Tricks by Rosalind Cuthbert
$12.99 at Burry Bookstore in downtown Hartsville

Oils can be tricky to master, and even experienced artists often need a refresher course. This book offers advice on everything from buying the right brushes to creating atmospheric effects, and from the initial composition to making corrections.

Visit Burry Bookstore on the web.

At the Darlington Library...

The Pollockesque paintings of Darlington County artist Walter Cooks can now be seen at the Darlington Library, on Main Street, just off the Square in Historic Darlington.

Rotating art exhibits will now be on display in the Allard A. Allston Conference Room at the Darlington Library through a partnership between the library and Black Creek Arts Council and is made possible through funding from the South Carolina Arts Commission.

Wine Tasting Class Coming to BCAC

with Judy Haenni

at the Black Creek Arts Center

Dates: February 27th, March 6th, & March 13th (Three Saturdays)

Times: 2pm to 4pm

Cost: $50 per person or $80 for a couple

Call the Black Creek Arts Center to reserve your space, 843.332.6234.

Session One: Bring a notebook and a wineglass. You'll taste the actual flavors that the vintners put on their labels: fruity, oak, buttery, tannins, floral, earthy, etc.

Session Two: This session will focus on white wines. You will taste several wines and put to use the knowledge gained in Session One.

Session Three: This session will focus on red wines. You will taste several wines and put to use the knowledge gained in Session One.

Judy will also share magazines, websites, food pairing wheels, and wine gadgets that she prefers. She'll also talk about wine festivals and tasting bars that she has been to in our area.

Call the Black Creek Arts Center to sign up, 843.332.6234.

Art Book of the Week #3

Pollock by Leonhard Emmerling

$14.99

A tragic icon of Abstract Expressionism, Jackson Pollock (1912 -1956) took influences from Picasso and Mexican surrealism and developed his own way of seeing, interpreting, and expressing. Though his name inevitably conjures up images of the drip paintings for which he is most famous, this technique was only developed midway through his career. The progression from his earlier work to his final action paintings, a veritable revolution of painting as a concept, reveals the genius of this tortured artist whom many call the greatest modern American painter.

Find this book at Burry Bookstore on Carolina Avenue in Hartsville.