Fragmented Lucidity

A Prolonged Childhood by Ken Graves
7.5″x7.5″; mixed media; 1990. Courtesy of the artist and Rosegallery.

COLLAGE ON VIEW

Fragmented Lucidity

at Rosegallery in Santa Monica, California, USA
9 December 2023-13 January 2024

“Fragmented Lucidity: The Art of Collage and Photomontage” is a presentation of works by Katrien De
Blauwer, Ken Graves, and Kensuke Koike. The opening of “Fragmented Lucidity” will also be hosted in collaboration with Luhz Press, which is debuting with The Meaning of Gravity, the first monograph of collage works by Ken Graves.

A Third World Policy by Ken Graves
7.2″x7.13″; analogue collage; 1985. Courtesy of the artist and Rosegallery

Originating in the early 20th century, modern collage and photomontage revolutionized art by reimagining traditional forms of expression. Collage, pioneered by artists like Picasso and Braque, combined diverse materials to create abstract compositions. Photomontage, an offshoot of collage
popularized by Dadaists like Hannah Höch, used cut and reassembled photographs for satirical and political commentary. These innovative styles continue to influence modern art, offering new avenues for creativity and social critique.

(text adapted from material provided by the gallery)


INFORMATION

Rosegallery
Bergamot Station Arts Center
2525 Michigan Avenue, Suite B-7
Santa Monica, California 90404 USA
(310) 264-8440

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