With "Cut and Clash", Strouk Gallery brings together in its two spaces artists who have singularly renewed the aesthetics of painted or drawn collage. In the lineage of the spirit dadaist, surrealist or pop, their works play visual clash, telescoping styles and very heterogeneous images. An aesthetic of clash and fragment that reflects a fragmented vision of the contemporary world. On the Avenue Matignon side, the exhibition will bring together the work of the gallery's historic elders, who form part of the gallery's identity, with that of younger artists. Guest artists whose works will also be presented on the rue du Mail side. The majority of the works are new, created for the occasion or exhibited for the first time in Paris.

With:
Valerio Adami - Leslie Amine - Pat Andrea - Myriam Baudin - Stéphane Blanquet - Katia Bourdarel - Robert Combas - Damien Deroubaix - Léo Dorfner - Erró - Cristine Guinamand - Hippolyte Hentgen - Armand Jalut - Oda Jaune - Peter Klasen - Marlène Mocquet - Jacques Monory - Axel Pahlavi - Stéphane Pencréac'h - Nazanin Pouyandeh - Abel Pradalié - Léopold Rabus - Till Rabus - Bernard Rancillac - Raphaëlle Ricol - Madeleine Roger-Lacan - Jean-Philippe Roubaud - Shu Rui - Karine Rougier - Gérard Schlosser - Antonio Seguí - Michel Tyszblat - Valentin van der Meulen - Vladimir Veličković - Marko Velk