"Hannah Höch: the bob-haired muse of the men's club" – so ran one headline on the German artist's death in 1978, at the age of 88. Höch had been characterised as the It girl of the Berlin dadaists for ...

VIENNA — Hannah Höch’s art was disruptive, irreverent, and, for its time, extremely loud. It presaged, by at least 80 years, present-day discourse over the ubiquity of mass-media imagery in the ...

The First International Dada Fair took place in Berlin in the summer of 1920, and included works by George Grosz, John Heartfield, Max Ernst and Francis Picabia. Photographs from the opening show the ...

Although an essential member of the Berlin Dadaists, German artist Hannah Höch was not recognized as such at the time. She was born November 1, 1889, and passed away May 31, 1978, just when the cut-up ...

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 ...

Lebensbild (Life Portrait), Hannah Höch’s last extensive photocollage, was created in 1973. This visual autobiography is the largest collage ever created by the artist. The artist provides rare ...

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 ...

Hannah Höch in the news Hannah Höch has been featured in articles for ARTnews, Aesthetica and Observer. The most recent article is Female Artists of the Mougins Museum announces a major rehang of its ...