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I personally like the marks that Pollock makes better than Helen, but I like how Kagan creates a big picture, and uses many bright colors. Helens art is more fun and visually pleasing, but Pollocks art is more open to interpretation, and I like the thought of the piece being really big like how Jackson does it.

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"Helen’s art translates the tunes of hope into a universal language of

mind-blowing colors and vivid imagery. "
This quote shows how she really loves to use colors and make something that is supposed to "heal" whoever looks at the painting. Which does not make too much sense to me, but the painting look really cool, so ok Helen.

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"I have no fear of making changes, destroying the image, etc., because the painting has a life of its own. "
I really like the idea of this quote, and it makes his paintings have more meaning, and I respect them more.

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Pollock art is more abstract than Helen's, and Helen used much more colors, and it normally created a certain image. Helen's art is similar to Pollock's, because it is abstract. The main difference is how there is many different colors, and the different marks sometimes make a big picture. Pollock's reason behind his paintings, and Helen's reasons are very similar. Both are trying to convey their emotions in an abstract way and with an abstract piece, except Pollock was an alcoholic so his methods are rougher, whereas Helen is a psychiatrist. She wanted the paintings to be more visually pleasing, enough that she believed that they could heal.

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Medium - Acrylic canvas
Dimensions - 30 by 24 inches

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Medium - Acrylic Textured canvas
Dimensions - 48 by 48 inches

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Medium - Acrylic canvas
Dimensions - 30 by 24 inches

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Medium - Oil on canvas
Dimensions - 30 by 24 inches
Squeezed paint directly from tube onto canvas, then manipulated with a pallet and knife and/or finger.

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Pollock did not want his art to resemble any one else's in any way. Intense strokes were used to create the piece. He reflected how he was feeling with the strokes and marks and drips made on the canvas.

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Medium - oil on canvas
Dimensions - 57 by 90 inches

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Medium - Enamel on canvas
Dimensions - 105 by 207 in.

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Psychiatrists, believes paintings can heal people.
Usually uses acrylic, and many colors. She reflects her feeling and emotions with bold and bright colors in different ways. She believes her paintings can heal the peoples minds.
Colors and texture are mainly used "Helen’s art translates the tunes of hope into a universal language of

mind-blowing colors and vivid imagery."

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Born - 1912
Died - 1956
Periods - Abstract expressionism, Expressionism, Modern art, Action painting
Known for  - Paintings
Method - Drip and dash
Extra - Struggled with alcohol, killed in a car crash, took risks and inspired other artists to go out of the box. Other people began to play with different sizes and techniques
Lines, texture, and movement, and unity are used.

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Helen Kagan

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Jackson Pollock