Lee Krasner: Living Colour

Barbican, London

Lee Krasner: Living Colour is the first retrospective of Krasner’s work to be held in Europe for over fifty years. It explores the breadth of the artist’s pioneering, inventive practice, exhibiting almost 100 works from across Krasner’s career, including several that have never before been exhibited in the UK. The exhibition seeks to examine Krasner’s work in its own right, and celebrate her importance as an artist whose contribution to twentieth-century art transcends the significance of her marriage to Jackson Pollock.

Collaboration with A Practice for Everyday life. Exhibition design David Chipperfield Architects