| The subversive, dadaist voice became more wacky uncle than bull in the china shop. |
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| In 1917 the French artist Marcel Duchamp created one of the most famous of Dadaist statements in New York. |
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| The venue is named after the Sheffield band Cabaret Voltaire, not the Dadaist movement that is often cited in the press. |
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| The notes are produced by Dadaist art students let loose with a colour photocopier. |
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| Born in Hanover, Germany, in 1887, Schwitters is a key figure of the Dadaist movement. |
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| In Ghosts Before Breakfast, for instance, Richter cuts loose and lets fly a gaggle of bowler hats, in a Dadaist upending of vision, objecthood, and Weimar bureaucracy. |
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| Dadaist reaction against an incondonable reality also meant reaction against all who condoned that reality. |
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| Hitler felt that abstract, Dadaist, expressionist, and modern art were decadent, an opinion that became the basis for policy. |
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| Composed in the 1920s, when Erik Satie and Dadaist ideas about art were much in vogue, the opera lives on the borderline between childhood fantasy and campy surrealism. |
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| The result, suggests Gammel, is a shocking androgyny that challenged both traditional ideas of art, and also the Dadaist movement that inspired it. |
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