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beginning in the plate 1960s. >> there was painting before jackson pollock and there's painting after jackson pollack. >> the curator of a new pollock exhibit at the dallas museum of art. how many pieces are in this? >> over 70 works by jackson pollock in the exhibition. >> there are some of the paintings for which pollock is best known. >> there's this sodium orange, this glistening orange line. >> but the exhibit focuses mostly on a series done in 1951, when jackson pollock painted only in black. some levels you might say it looks like a doodle. >> it's doodley because he's can i make paintings exclusively using black on raw cotton substrate that can maintain the tightness and excitement of my classic painting. this is the moment that the penny drops. >> but the events surrounding that moment comprise a tale of triumph and tragedy. paul jackson pollock was born in 1912 in cody, wyoming. one of five sons. the family bounced around the southwest trying to eek out a living. still poll look's mother encouraged his early is into in art. >> he took art classes those were the only classes he really seemed

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. >> for decades, metropolitan museum of art snubbed its nose at art like the one from jackson pollacklind me. gabriel elizondo reports. >> nontraditional works at metropolitan museum of arts, met broyer classical art objects seen through the same lens. on opening day it had art connoisseurs trying get a peek from all angles. it is a radical shift to slake off an image, the met was fowrchted ifounded in 1870, as n encyclopedic museum shunning modern works. >> we built up our collection in the late 20th century but now there's an opportunity for us to do evenly more. >> but doing so in a fast moving world, where change is murder in centuries and not re-tweets will take time. that's why the met's reinventing itself but the challenge to do so will be in a city where there are so many options for art lovers. >> you don't have to look far. whitney just moved into a new modern building. and new york's museum of modern art famously known as moma as well as the g guggenheim. art net news says the met found itself trying to stay relevant. >> contemporary audience he are more interested in relev

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. >> he was at the venice biennale that they showed de koonig and jackson pollack. commercial success as his peers. >> what did norman lewis have to deal with? >> he had to deal with the left out of exhibition, is that were exhibitions of white artists. he was also left out of exhibitions of black artists that i would have thought he would have been in. but he was too abstract. he wasn't fitting the picture that people wanted to tell about what black art was. so he got it from both sides. >> is this finished? >> yeah. >> norman lewis' struggle for his rightful place among his contemporaries produced an extraordinary body of work and a smoldering rage to go with it. >> the fact that he wasn't recognized the way he should have been during his lifetime, did you see frustration about >> norman was angry. there was a subtling a tore him. you know, disappointment. >> i don't know how he kept painting. i know he had some rage. i know he was upset. but he didn't let that affect his painting. he just kept painting. >> former nba player and coach daryl walker is a note collec