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Hanna Höch - Whitechapel Gallery
Hanna Höch

Hanna Höch - Whitechapel Gallery

Without question the mother of contemporary collage, Hanna Höch was also a maverick innovator,  wildly ahead of her time. This perfectly curated show goes some way to remedying the baffling omission of Höch's work from so many surveys and accounts of the time. That she is not mentioned in the same breath as Heartfield, Braque, Cornell, Schwitters and Ernst is a travesty which this exhibition will go some way to redressing. The sheer range of technique and ideas is dazzling, the presence felt in, often pure abstraction, formed from the most prosaic of elements is remarkable. If ever work illustrated perfectly the notion of "context is everything" it is here. Until March the 23rd.

Whitechapel Gallery
"Memory is about the present as much as it is about the past. A memory is made in the moment, and collapses back into its constituent elements as soon as it is no longer required."
- Charles Fernyhough, 2012, Pieces Of Light