FAQ About Role of Jackson Pollock in Abstract Expressionism

Yes, Jackson Pollock regularly exhibited his work during his lifetime. He gained significant attention in the art world by the late 1940s, especially after being championed by influential art critics like Clement Greenberg and art galleries such as Peggy Guggenheim's The Art of This Century. His exhibitions were well-received and helped to establish his reputation both in the United States and internationally as a leading figure in Abstract Expressionism.