Dada

 STYLE: Often called “anti-art,” Dada was a reaction to the first World War, when artist felt like the world was in chaos. Dada art is purposefully bizarre, nonsensical, or chaotic,

CONTENT: Collages, found objects, parodies, and photos

FAMOUS ARTIST EXAMPLES:

Jean Arp


Torn-Up Woodcut, 1920-54

According to the Laws of Chance, 1933

Sophie Taeuber

Dada Head

Marcel Duchamp

Fountain, 1917

Bicycle Wheel, 1913

L.H.O.O.Q, 1919

Hannah Höch


Aus der Sammlung: Aus einem Ethnographischen Museum Nr. IX., 1929

Little Sun, 1969










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