Sentence examples for * dada in from inspiring English sources

And for many who knew her, she was Dada in the flesh, "the only one living anywhere who dresses Dada, loves Dada, lives Dada," as The Little Review's co-editor, Jane Heap, put it.

There is Dada in this, not just dung.

Duchamp created his readymades for museums; the baroness made Dada in the street.

The event was typical of the iconoclastic spirit of Dada in the years after the First World War.

Düsseldorf provided an excellent environment for a budding artist; it was the site of the first postwar exhibition of Dada in 1958.

Conventional wisdom has it that a neo-avant-garde of Rauschenberg, Cage and others revived Dada in the 1950s and '60s, and Surrealism was reborn as Abstract Expressionism.

In this compelling, contentious work, Marcus discerns a direct lineage from the dada cabaret in Zurich in 1916 to the Sex Pistols.

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Sometime around 1920, the German composer Stefan Wolpe, then eighteen years old, organized a Dada provocation in Berlin, in which he set up eight Victrolas on a stage, placed on each of them a recording of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, and had a team of confederates play the records at different speeds.

By Alex Ross April 1, 2013 Sometime around 1920, the German composer Stefan Wolpe, then eighteen years old, organized a Dada provocation in Berlin, in which he set up eight Victrolas on a stage, placed on each of them a recording of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, and had a team of confederates play the records at different speeds.

SvB: Switzerland has a fantastic art history - from the establishment of the Dada movement in Zurich in 1916 to artists such as Alberto Giacometti and Paul Klee.