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Dada

Dada (/ˈdɑːdɑː/) or Dadaism was an international art movement that developed in the context of World War I, its aftermath, and the Futurist movement. First established in Zürich, Switzerland, it later quickly spread to Berlin, Paris, New York City and a variety of artistic centers in Europe and Asia.

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related to Further reading · 182
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related to Sources · 46
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related to Netherlands · 41
Dada → Another Dutchman, April, Bonset, Café Voltaire, De Stijl, Doesburg, Drachten, Dutch, Dutch Dada, German-born, Groningen, Hanover, Hans Arp, Hugo Ball, In, Jena, Kurt Schwitters, Mécano, Nelly, Netherlands
related to New York · 31
Dada → Adventures, Alfred Stieglitz's, American, American Beatrice Wood, Arthur Cravan, Being, By, Elsa, European Dada, First World War, France, Francis Picabia, Freytag-Loringhoven, In, Like Zürich, Louise Arensberg, Man Ray, Marcel Duchamp, Marsden Hartley, Much
related to Filmography · 29
Dada → An Alphabet, Archives, Art Stage Singapore, Bruno Art Group, Cabaret Voltaire, Ce, Communications, Dada Art Movement History, Das Prinzip Dada, Documentary, Fernsehen, German, German DADAism, Germany-DADA, Hubert Knapp, Jean José Marchand, Marina Rumjanzewa, Minutes, Minutes1971, Philippe Collin
related to External links · 23
Dada → April, Archived, Art, Bibliothèque Kandinsky, Brief History, Centre Pompidou, Dada Companion, Dada ExhibitionHathiTrust, Dadaism, Gallery, International Dada Archive, Iowa, James Williams, Khan Academy Art, Kunsthaus Zürich, LTMNew York, Man Ray, Marcel Duchamp, Michigan Museum, Neo-Dada
related to Japan · 23
Dada → Dada's, Dadaism, Eisuke Yoshiyuki, Go, In Tsuburaya Productions's Ultra, Japan, July, Jun Tsuji, Katué Kitasono, Mavo, On May, Other, Series, Shinkichi Takahashi, Swiss Ambassador Urs Bucher, Tatsuo Okada, The, Tokyo, Tomoyoshi Murayama, Toru Narita
related to Georgia · 21
Dada → After, Celsius, Dadaist, Dadaists, Degree, English, Fahrenheit, For, Georgia, Ilia Zdanevich, Iliazd, Le Degré, Le Degré Quarante, Paris, Tbilisi, The, The Bearded Heart Soirée, Though Dada, Théâtre Michel, Tristan Tzara
related to Paris · 21
Dada → André Breton, Ballets Russes, Clément Pansaers, Cocteau, Erik Satie, First, French, Guillaume Apollinaire, Impressionism, Jews, Max Jacob, One, Parade, Paris, Picasso, Romania, Stravinsky's Le Sacre, The French, This, Tristan Tzara
related to Spirituality, mysticism and the occult · 20
Dada → American, Art, Asian, Berlin Dada, Buddhism, Dada Almanach, Dadaists, Daoist, Elder, European, Hugo Ball's, In, Jacquelynn Baas, Jakob Böhme, Jean Arp's, Picabia, Richard Huelsenbeck, Scholarship, These, Wassily Kandinsky

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Jean Arpinstance ofdistinguishes figures0.80text
who sought a new art to replace what they regarded as an exhausted aesthetic cultureinstance ofdistinguishes figures0.80text
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whose strategies placed greater emphasis on mockeryinstance ofdistinguishes figures0.80text
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destruction.Lifeinstance ofdistinguishes figures0.80text
irrationalisminstance ofdistinguishes figures0.80text
experienceDada's rejection of rational order was frequently accompanied by affirmative language concerning lifeinstance ofdistinguishes figures0.80text

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