Hannah Hoch
She cut Weimar magazines apart to attack the politics and gender roles printed inside them. The fullest survey yet of a founder long treated as peripheral.
She cut apart Weimar magazines and reassembled them to attack the politics and gender roles printed inside, and this is the fullest illustrated survey of an artist long treated as peripheral to a movement she helped invent. Ades and Hopkins make the case for Hoch as a founder of photomontage rather than a participant in it.
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Tyler Cowen
As part of my attempt to brush up on the Weimar period, I have been reading and browsing through this excellent picture book of works by one of Germany’s most famous dada artists.
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