An Exhibition Devoted to Lee Krasner and Jackson Pollock Argues for Krasner’s Equal Significance

Lee Krasner’s art has always been tough to is tough to define, because she was constantly changing and reinventing her work. Unlike her fellow Abstract Expressionists, whose paintings could be easily recognized by certain characteristics, Krasner worked in cycles.“Krasner refused to become a serial painter with a repeated trademark format,” wrote art historian Barbara Rose in the catalog for Krasner’s 1983 traveling retrospective, which opened at the Museum of Fine Arts,