The Dada Reader: A Critical AnthologyDawn Ades The revolutionary artistic and political movement, Dada, emerged amid the unprecedented carnage of the First World War. This work provides a selection from key Dada texts, ideal for anyone interested in one of the most influential movement's of the 20th century. |
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Introduction Dawn Ades | 12 |
Hans Richter Against Without for Dada | 48 |
Part 7 | 145 |
Copyright | |
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abstract Aleksić André Breton Apollinaire artists beautiful Berlin bimbim bam bimbim Bleu Blind Bonset bourgeois brain bum bimbim Cabaret Voltaire Cannibale Club Dada colour Cubism Dada Jazz Dada Manifesto Dada movement Dada-Jok Dada-Tank Dada's Dadaist dance Doesburg Ernst everything exhibition eyes Francis Picabia French by Ian French by Susan Georges Ribemont-Dessaignes German Gleizes glim gnim bimbim Gluglug grim glim gnim hand Hans Arp Hausmann heart Holland Huelsenbeck Ian Monk idea idiots issue Kurt Schwitters laugh LEAF INSECT LIBRARIES Littérature New Series live look Louis Aragon Marcel Duchamp Mécano never painting Paris Paul Eluard Philippe Soupault poem poet poetry Poljanski Projecteur proletarian published Richard Huelsenbeck Rimbaud Rrose Sélavy Schammade SECOND MONKEY Serner Silexame Stijl style Susan de Muth tata things Translated Tristan Tzara tui tui tui UNIVERSITY watch chain words York Dada Zeltweg Zurich