Jackson Pollock: Blue Poles
One painting nearly toppled the Australian government due to its extraordinary price-tag, making it one of the most expensive artworks in the world.
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One painting nearly toppled the Australian government due to its extraordinary price-tag, making it one of the most expensive artworks in the world.
Synopsis
Alison Chernick directed a 19-minute documentary about Jackson Pollock's painting Blue Poles. The film details the artwork's monetary significance and the events surrounding its purchase by the Australian government. This acquisition, which occurred in 1973, sparked controversy and discussions about art funding. Blue Poles is now regarded as one of the most valuable paintings globally. The film illustrates the tensions that arose from this high-stakes investment in the arts.
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