Jackson Pollock: Blind Spots review – revelations in black

Tate Liverpool
Hanging Pollock’s early semi-figurative paintings alongside his familiar abstract works offers thrilling proof of a single continuing visionJackson Pollock: Blind Spots is a sensational exhibition – grand, exhilarating and so unexpected as to make the painter’s career look altogether different. It brings together nearly half of the semi-figurative Black Paintings from the early 1950s. This would be unique enough – they haven’t been shown together since Pollock’s death,