One balmy spring day in 1931, in the midst of the Depression Era, Jackson Pollock, desperately in need of funds to pay the rent on his Greenwich Village studio that also served as his home, took a few of his iconoclastic paintings down several flights of stairs and set them up on the sidewalk near Washington Square Park. Since then, public-spirited citizens & luminaries of the art world organized the art show that would evolve into the Washington Square Outdoor Art Exhibit, a twice-a-year happening, every Memorial Day Weekend and the weekend that follows, and every Labor Day Weekend and the weekend that follows. Who knows, you might just discover the next Pollock! Washington Square Outdoor Art Exhibit Details
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