In this episode of the Exploring Art Podcast, students Rommy and Carlos discuss the conversation of ethics, morality, and aesthetics in regards to the case of Jackson Pollock. After the artist’s death, Pollock’s psychologist, Dr. Henderson, sold various drawings created by the artist used in his therapy session despite the opposition from Pollock’s wife to have them displayed. Was this ethical? Should these drawings have even been sold in the first place? These questions and more are discussed at large within this podcast episode.