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| Introduction | |
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| Inventing Collage | |
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| Braque and Picasso | |
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| Picasso, bricoleur | |
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| The Collage Diaspora: Severini, Gris and beyond | |
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| Paths to Construction | |
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| Paris: In the boulevard Raspail | |
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| Sdvig and Za-um: Moscow and St Petersburg | |
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| Constructivism: Rodchenko and Klutsis | |
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| Dada Dialectics | |
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| Zurich Collage: Hans Arp | |
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| Berlin: Towards the International Dada Fair | |
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| Enter Kurt Schwitters | |
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| The World of Hannah Hoch | |
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| Legacies of the Dada Mind | |
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| Dada in Cologne: Ernst and Baargeld | |
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| Max Ernst and Collage in Surrealist Paris | |
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| Dada into Constructivism | |
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| The Surrealist Years | |
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| The Tension between Matter and Text | |
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| The Galerie Goemans Exhibition | |
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| Joan Miro and Painting | |
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| Surrealism in Prague: Toyen, Styrsky, Teige | |
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| British Surrealism: Penrose, Nash, Agar | |
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| The Political and the Personal: the 1930s | |
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| Large-scale Exhibitions | |
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| 'The dialectical problems of form': John Heartfield | |
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| The Private Archive | |
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| Montage as Resistance: Hoch, Baumeister, Nash | |
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| New York Conversations | |
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| Peggy Guggenheim and Robert Motherwell | |
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| Clement Greenberg's Modernism | |
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| Krasner/Pollock | |
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| California Collage | |
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| Beginnings of Assemblage: Spohn and Berman | |
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| The San Francisco Scene: Duncan, Jess, Hedrick and Herms | |
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| 'Beat' Constructivism: Bruce Conner and Ed Kienholz | |
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| Later Surrealism | |
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| Post-War Paris: Jacques Prevert and Co. | |
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| Surrealism in the Independent Group: Paolozzi and Henderson | |
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| The Non-Aristotelians: John McHale | |
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| Collage into Sculpture: Paolozzi | |
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| The Critique of Cities | |
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| Collage and decollage in Rome | |
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| Decollage in Paris: Hains and Villegle | |
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| The Mood in New York: Rauschenberg | |
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| Paris: the later 1950s | |
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| London: The Moment of 'Pop' | |
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| Collage in the Counter-culture: the 1960s | |
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| Vernacular Glances: Paris, London and New York | |
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| West Coast Endings: Conner, Herms and Hopper | |
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| Jiri Kolar and the Prague School | |
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| The Spirit of Play: Architectural Collage | |
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| Collage after Collage | |
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| Late Flowerings | |
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| Political Montage: the 1970s | |
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| 'Post-modernist' Collage | |
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| Digital Structure | |
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| Notes | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| List of illustrations | |
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| Index | |