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    Dadaism(Dada)

    DONE BY:
    OKSANA SHALOVYLO
    SOLOMIA KOTSUR
    Dadaism or Dada - a movement in art, literature, music, and cinema
    developed in the early 20th century that went against accepted ideas of
    what is beautiful or good art and used humour and the absurd(=things
    considered silly or that make no sense) as a way to protest against society.

    Fundamental characteristics:
     Humour
     Nonsense
     Artistic Freedom
     Emotional Reaction
     Irrationalism
    The founder of dada

    Hugo Ball was a German author, poet, and


    essentially the founder of the Dada movement
    in European art in Zürich. In 1916 he started a
    satirical night-club in Zurich, the Cabaret
    Voltaire, and a magazine which, wrote Ball, ‘will
    bear the name ”Dada”.

    This photo was taken by an unknown photographer in Zurich for


    a publicity postcard to promote the 1916 programme of the
    Cabaret Voltaire in Zurich.
    "Karawane" is a German poem consisting of nonsensical
    words. The meaning however belongs to its meaninglessness,
    reflecting the chief principle of Dadaism.
    MARCEL DUCHAMP MARCEL DUCHAMP
    'Fountain' (1917) 'L.H.O.O.Q', (1919)
    GEORGE GROSZ MAX ERNST
    'The Pillars of Society' (1926) 'The Chinese Nightingale' 1920
    RAOUL HAUSMANN RAOUL HAUSMANN
    'ABCD' (1920) 'The Spirit of Our Time', (1920)
    Music
    Thanks for your attention!

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