Lee Krasner, an acclaimed artist and executor of Jackson Pollock's estate, shares her inspiring journey through grief and creativity. She discusses negotiating Pollock's legacy and transforming the financial landscape of American abstract art. Krasner reflects on her emotional healing process and how it fueled her vibrant late-night paintings. Additionally, she considers the challenges of being a female artist and the significance of her solo exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, encapsulating her legacy as a pioneering figure in abstraction.