Neo Rauch combines real, narrated and dreamt elements in his paintings, populating them with figures that are connected to each other spatially, but which remain remote in their relationships, and weaving the whole into an uneasy portrait of contemporary society. Para presents works created expressly for Rauch's 2007 exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, alongside various writings exploring the reception of Rauch's paintings, plus an overview of his works from the last ten years.
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Neo Rauch combines real, narrated and dreamt elements in his paintings, populating them with figures that are connected to each other spatially, but which remain remote in their relationships, and weaving the whole into an uneasy portrait of contemporary society. Para presents works created expressly for Rauch's 2007 exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, alongside various writings exploring the reception of Rauch's paintings, plus an overview of his works from the last ten years.
