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    Dadaism was an early 20th century avant-garde art movement started in Zurich as a protest against World War I. It promoted nonsensical, irrational works that rejected cultural aesthetics and logic through incongruity and parody. Dadaist artists expressed their anger at society through provocative works across various mediums like literature, sculpture, and performance art, with the goal of offending bourgeois cultural and political establishments. Notable Dadaists included Tristan Tzara, Eugene Bataille, and Max Ernst.

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    Dadaism was an early 20th century avant-garde art movement started in Zurich as a protest against World War I. It promoted nonsensical, irrational works that rejected cultural aesthetics and logic through incongruity and parody. Dadaist artists expressed their anger at society through provocative works across various mediums like literature, sculpture, and performance art, with the goal of offending bourgeois cultural and political establishments. Notable Dadaists included Tristan Tzara, Eugene Bataille, and Max Ernst.

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    Dadaism was an early 20th century avant-garde art movement started in Zurich as a protest against World War I. It promoted nonsensical, irrational works that rejected cultural aesthetics and logic through incongruity and parody. Dadaist artists expressed their anger at society through provocative works across various mediums like literature, sculpture, and performance art, with the goal of offending bourgeois cultural and political establishments. Notable Dadaists included Tristan Tzara, Eugene Bataille, and Max Ernst.

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    DADAISM

    DADA
    • Started as a protest against the arts in Zurich, Switzerland
    • Dada means a hobby horse which would mean a non sense way of presenting art
    • Promoted the conventional cultural and aesthetic works identified by incongruity and
    travesty
    • Shows rejection of logic, zeroing on non sense, intuition, irrationality.
    • Origin is unclear
    • Influence can be traced to cubism, expression and futurism
    • Artist express due to anger to society's senseless war and unjust condition.
    • Dada art influenced literature, sculpture, music photography, puppetry, and
    performance art nad performance art
    • Artist intend their art to express offensive and provoke artistry and the political elites.
    EUGENE BATAILLE

    • la joconde fumant la pipe, Le Rire (1887)


    MAX ERNST

    • ubu imperator

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