Jackson Pollock

He turned the world of painting upside down by pouring, spreading and even throwing paint onto the canvas. Now, fifty years after his death, Pollock is stirring things up again, with the discovery of what could be a lost set of experimental works. Laura's guests are Claude Cernuschi, Associate Professor and Assistant Chair of Art History at Boston College, and Eleanor Hight, Associate Professor of Art History at the University of New Hampshire.