The New Yorker has a piece on Jackson Pollock’s Mural, an eight-by-twenty-foot painting completed in 1943, which has been on a continuous world tour since 2014.  The piece charts both the piece’s path around the globe, and the process in the work’s creation. 

Read more at New Yorker

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