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Kurt Schwitters: Color and Collage at the Berkeley Art Museum

The work is a visual poem, tense and tight, like two cellphone conversations in proximity, with one word, “stark” — the German word for “strong” — repeated at different volumes. Credit: @ Berkeley Art Museum

The work is a visual poem, tense and tight, like two cellphone conversations in proximity, with one word, “stark” — the German word for “strong” — repeated at different volumes.
Color and texture become content on this piece from 1922 with the red and yellow tobacco label, the handwriting and the all over surface pattern
Kurt Schwitters (1887&ndash;1948) was an integral part of Germany&rsquo;s revolutionary art and intellectual movements in the tumultuous wake of the First World War.
Kurt Schwitters, Color and Collage continues at the Berkeley Art Museum through November. http://www.bampfa.berkeley.edu/
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Kurt Schwitters: Color and Collage at the Berkeley Art Museum

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