Emerging Voices in 1936 New York

This chapter captures the lively atmosphere of a winter party in 1936 New York, where artists seek joy amid the Great Depression. It focuses on Lee Krasner's artistic journey, highlighting her challenges with societal expectations and the struggle for recognition in a male-dominated field. The narrative illustrates the intricate relationships and perceptions surrounding her identity as an emerging artist, juxtaposed against the legacy of her husband, Jackson Pollock.