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1. Dada�smo Prof. Rosario Romero Escribano Historia del Arte II Escuela de Artes Pl�sticas

DADA ART

DADA ART . Tristan Tzara . Tzara and Man Ray. Andre Breton, Paul Eluard, Benjamin Peret Seated at center: Tristan Tzara . Max Ernst, “Fruit of a Long Experience”, 1919; relied, painted wood and metal . Max Ernst and Hans Arp, “Switzerland Birthplace of Dada”, 1920. Collage. .

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Dada

Dada begins, by most accounts, in 1916 in Zurich.It was a reaction against:The modern world with Its radical disruptions and transformations.The violence and waste of World War I.The notion of the artist as ?master" of his medium.They insisted upon the use of the ?stuff" of modern life, re

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Dada

Dada. We, who are non -artists, will create non -art - since art (and everything else in the world) has no meaning, anyway. What is Dada. A movement that happened primarily in Europe (Zurich) between 1916-22. Response to the horror and meaninglessness of 1 st world war.

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Dada 2

Dada 2. George Grosz. George Grosz “A Victim of Society” 1919 Oil and graphite on canvas with photomontage and collage of paper and buttons 49 x 34 cm. George Grosz “The Faith Healers – Triumph of the exact sciences”. George Grosz “Light and air for the proletariat” 1920. George Grosz

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Zurich Dada

Zurich Dada. 1916 - 1918. Why Dada?. to counter the logic that was used to justify the killing and mutilation of millions to show disgust with bourgeois values to create a better life after WWI through the irrational . Dada: What Is It?.

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Dada

Dada. 5 férvrier 1916. Introduction. Dada a été inventé le 5 février 1916 à Zurich (Suisse) par les poètes Hugo Ball, Richard Huelsenbeck , Tristan Tzara et des peintres Jean Arp, Marcel Janco , Sophie Taeuber .

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Dada Art

Dada Art. “Disgust for a society that was capable of making war”. Began in 1914 In French Dada means “wooden horse”. Hugo Ball & Emmy Hennings. Zurich founders of Dada He created masks and costumes in which to present his writings. Best word to describe Dada is “absurd”

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DaDa Art

DaDa Art . “not art”. Dada was, officially, not a movement, its artists not artists and its art not art Dada began in Zurich and became an international movement. Or “ non -movement” (1916 to 1922 ) .

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Dada

Dada. Sam Mills and Marcus Kreitzer. Birth of Dada. Art movement of European avant-garde in early 20 th century. Began in Zurich, Switzerland in 1916. Dada came about in a tavern called the Cabaret Voltaire. Cabaret Voltaire.

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Dada

Dada . 1916-1922. Dada. Founded in Zurich in 1916 by a group of refugees from World War I. Dada artists felt the could no longer trust reason and the establishment. Their alternative was to overthrow all authority and cultivate absurdity. Arp .

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Dada

Dada.

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Dada

Dada. Surrealism. Regionalism and Social Realism. American Abstraction.

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Dada…

Dada…. Was it a movement? Was is considered art?. Dada. Dada was, officially, not a movement, its artists not artists and its art not art. That sounds easy enough, doesn't it? Of course, there is a bit more to the story of Dadaism than this simplistic explanation.

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DADA ART

DADA ART. Tristan Tzara. Tzara and Man Ray. Andre Breton, Paul Eluard, Benjamin Peret Seated at center: Tristan Tzara. Max Ernst, “Fruit of a Long Experience”, 1919; relied, painted wood and metal. Max Ernst and Hans Arp, “Switzerland Birthplace of Dada”, 1920. Collage.

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DADA

DADA. Anti-art. World War I: 1914-17 Dada: 1916. Berlin. Paris. New York. Zurich. Tristan Tzara. Hugo Ball at the Cabaret Voltaire. Man Ray Gift. Francis Picabia Portrait of C ézanne. Francis Picabia in Entr’acte. Marcel Duchamp: Fountain. Simultaneous poetry.

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Dada

Dada. Zürich, 1916, Hugo Ball, Tristan Tzara, Hans Arp Berlin, 1918, Georg Grosz, John Heartfield New York, 1920s, Marcel Duchamp, Man Ray Dada Manifesto, 1916, Hugo Ball Dada Manifesto, 1918, Tristan Tzara. Dada Manifesto, 1918, Tristan Tzara. DADA DOES NOT MEAN ANYTHING

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Dada, szürrealizmus

Készítette: Domján Gáborné. Dada, szürrealizmus. Társadalmi háttér: az I. világháború tömegpusztítása. A Dada. A szó eredete : "DADA” - véletlenszerű választás a szótárból Jelentései: A néger kru törzs szent teheneinek farka: DADA. Bizonyos olasz tájnyelveken kocka és anya: DADA.

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Dada

Dada. By: Comarty Williams http://www.visual-arts-cork.com/history-of-art/dada.htm.

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Dada

Dada. “The idea is more important than the work itself.”. Mauricio Rojas. What is it?. European art movement- early 20th century. Zurich , Switzerland in 1916. Negative reaction to the horrors of World War I . Rejected reason and logic

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DADA

DADA. Marcel Duchamp. Marcel Duchamp playing chess in 1952. (Kay Bell Reynal photo in theSmithsonian Institution Archives of American Art.). Marcel Duchamp. Nude Descending a Staircase, No. 2 (1912). Oil on canvas. 57 7/8" x 35 1/8". Philadelphia Museum of Art.

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DADA

DADA. Dada or Dadaism is a cultural movement that began in Zurich, Switzerland during World War I and peaked from 1916 to 1922.

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Dada

Dada. 1916-1925 Zurich, Berlin, Paris, Cologne, New York. Dada Characteristics. Concept over execution Ready-mades Name “ Dada ” can be assigned a meaning as wished by anyone No oil on canvas (rejected!) Collage and photomontage Questioning of art itself

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