Following its presentation in Horn, The Nature of Spiritual Power in Color and Shape concludes in Munich with thirteen works by Charles Pollock (1902–1988). Expanded by new works from The Charles Pollock Archives in Paris, the presentation traces Pollock’s color in the 1960s, from the Crayon drawings to the New York paintings NY 14 and NY 21.
Developed in collaboration with Francesca Pollock and The Charles Pollock Archives, Paris.
american contemporary art GALLERY is pleased to present The Nature of Spiritual Power in Color and Shape, an exhibition of works by Charles Pollock (1902–1988)–the eldest brother of Jackson Pollock (in total five brothers)–at its space in Munich, the second and final venue of the exhibition following its presentation at the gallery’s lakefront space in Horn, Switzerland.
Bringing together paintings and works on paper spanning 1956 to 1969, the presentation in Munich offers insight into Pollock’s sustained engagement with color, structure, and rhythm.
