Sentence examples for of dada from inspiring English sources

Hammons's brand of Dada isn't substantially original.

(He shrugged off the postwar insurrections of Dada and Surrealism).

It is straight out of Dada, yet somehow fresh.

Were she and her colleagues really daughters of Dada?

Heinecken himself once described this work as a "perfect example of Dada: nothing changed, nothing altered".

"He is a product of Surrealism, of Dada, of the Modernist arts," she said.

In these, the anarchically scrambled words of Dada were replaced with a difficult but humanized language.

The nondescript contraption would have met with the approval of Marcel Duchamp, the master of Dada.

The influence of Dada was everywhere in New York in the nineteen-fifties.

Dix's paintings and drawings combine different ratios of Dada bite, Cubist collage and northern Renaissance exactitude.

She says that the flipper "is a sort of Dada joke.