Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center

Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center Closed for the season, reopening May 3, 2018. Winter office hours: Mon - Fri 10 - 5
A National Historic Landmark, and a member of the Nations Trust for Historic Preservation's Historic Artists Homes and Studios program, the museum is owned and operated by the Stony Brook Foundation, an affiliate of Stony Brook University.
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The former home and studio of Jackson Pollock (1912-1956) and Lee Krasner (1908-1984), two of the foremost abstract expressionist painters.

Mission: To preserve and interpret the artists' living and working environment, to offer public programs that promote the understanding and appreciation of modern American art, and to provide facilities that advance scholarship, stimulate inquiry and encourage creativity.

Check out this cool article about us and the Edward Hopper House in a Japanese online magazine (English translation avai...
05/14/2020
＜画家たちの家＞アメリカ編 〜エドワード・ホッパーの家　ナイアック（ニューヨーク）〜 〜ジャクソン・ポロックの家とスタジオ　イースト・ハンプトン（ニューヨーク）〜 - ワク

Check out this cool article about us and the Edward Hopper House in a Japanese online magazine (English translation available). https://www.wakuwakuchintai.com/world/vol-w030/

ワクワクわくわく、楽しいコンセプトのある賃貸住宅を紹介するウェブマガジン『ワクワク賃貸®』

03/20/2020
Jackson Pollock Small Poured Works 1943-50 (V2)

MoMA is closed, but you don't have to suffer from Pollock withdrawal. Take a video tour of our 2006 exhibition, "Jackson Pollock: Small Poured Works, 1943-1950."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_jgKkP96LI
Great things come in small packages!

VVH-TV Special in which Helen A. Harrison, Director of the Pollock-Krasner Study Center, East Hampton, NY takes us on a close up look at this amazing exhibit...

Check out this excellent article on the odyssey of Jackson Pollock's 1943 Mural, now on view at the MFA Boston. Thanks t...
01/11/2020
Art Movement: Sharing Jackson Pollock's Mural With the World - University of Iowa

Check out this excellent article on the odyssey of Jackson Pollock's 1943 Mural, now on view at the MFA Boston. Thanks to Bob Singer for alerting me to it.
https://magazine.foriowa.org/story.php?ed=true&storyid=1912#.XhnaLETaAYM.email

Two winters ago, Katherine Wilson (12MA), manager of collections and exhibitions for the UI Stanley Museum of Art, boarded a ferry alongside a large but otherwise nondescript truck in Portsmouth, England. In Wilson's care was a single piece of cargo—an unmarked steel-framed crate weighing a ton and...

Maurizio Cattelan paid us a visit yesterday. No toilets were gilded, no bananas were taped. Here he and I make like Jack...
12/11/2019

Maurizio Cattelan paid us a visit yesterday. No toilets were gilded, no bananas were taped. Here he and I make like Jackson and Lee in Hans Namuth's famous 1950 portrait of them with the broken anchor. Thanks to Chris Byrne for the photo.

The Bridgehampton Road Rally visited us today. Love those vintage wheels! Part of the competition is a Trivia Quest, wit...
10/05/2019

The Bridgehampton Road Rally visited us today. Love those vintage wheels! Part of the competition is a Trivia Quest, with answers to trivia questions posted at various stops. Our question: What color was the Ford Pinto in which Ruth Appelhof chauffeured Lee Krasner in 1974? A photo of the car was taped to the studio door.

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830 Springs Fireplace Rd
East Hampton, NY
11937-1512

General information

Open May - October on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Hours and admission fees are posted on the Web site.

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(631) 324-4929

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A few installation shots of “Lee Krasner: Living Colour,” at the Barbican Art Gallery in London. A wonderful tribute to her genius. Thanks to curator Eleanor Nairne and her team for organizing it so brilliantly.

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