The only woman in the absurdist Dada art movement of the 1910s, German artist Hannah Hoch pioneered an edgy style of photomontage that’s showcased in a major new exhibition. See highlights here. In ...

Critics are calling an exhibition of renowned German collage artist Hannah Hoch at the Whitechapel Gallery "the first must-see show of the year". Hoch, a leading member of Berlin's Dada movement in ...

From October 24–26 at Paris’s Grand Palais, Art Basel Paris 2025 brings together 205 galleries and artists from 41 countries, offering a rich panorama of Modern, postwar, and contemporary art.

Hoch lived on until 1978, in time to see recognition of her contribution to 20th century art in major exhibitions in Paris and Berlin in 1976. Yet she received this belated acclaim with the same ...

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Paper collage art is a fascinating medium that allows artists to create stunning visuals by combining different paper ...

The sole female member of Berlin’s 1920s Dada group, Hannah Höch produced punchy feminist photomontages of objectified women – cut from fashion magazines, encircled by eyes and adorned with cutlery ...

Hannah Höch was a German artist. She was born in 1889 and died in 1978. Höch was one of the key artists who started an art form called photomontage. Narrator: Hannah Höch was born in Germany, in 1889 ...

Snip, snip, snip... you can almost hear scissors slicing through paper as you look at Hannah Höch's subversive collages. Perhaps a sly giggle too, as images from newspapers and fashion magazines are ...

Hannah Höch was a member of Berlin Dada in the years immediately following the First World War. These were the Weimar years in which artists who were later denounced as degenerate by the Nazi regime ...