dada art造句

• He is considered one of the important artists in that Neo-Dada art movement.
• "I think it's an industrial art, this Dada art expression that's slipping in completely under our noses.
• The Greylight also produced a number of festivals and happenings in this period, including the Southern Illinois Renaissance Faire and the DaDa Art Party.
• In other fields, Chaplin helped inspire the cartoon characters Felix the Cat and Mickey Mouse, and was an influence on the Dada art movement.
• Upon breaking up in July 2012, famous anarchist pop band Chumbawamba issued a statement which compared their own legacy with that of the Dada art movement.
• In the 1930s, during the height of the dada art movement, artists were called upon to create nontraditional, if not downright macabre scenes for store displays.
• Flynt, an artist and musician loosely connected to Fluxus and Neo-Dada art movements, photographed much of the graffiti, starting in 1979 without knowing who the graffitists were.
• Best Web soap : Dadahouse ( www . dadahouse . com ) : An intriguing, interactive " cybersex soap opera " that takes its lead from the Dada art movement.
• No one now discusses that side of Dada art, but however revolutionary our esthetic doctrine was, we were concerned to go on working and practicing to acquire the traditional skills of the artist.
• Her partnerships and friendships with artists from Dali and Cocteau to Man Ray and Horst inspired the most avant-garde designs that developed alongside the surrealist and dada art of the early 20th century.
• There, he and Duchamp teamed up with Beatrice Wood to create " The Blind Man, " a magazine that was one of the earliest manifestations in the United States of the Dada art movement.
• Hadid collaborated with the gallery for a second time in 2016 for an exhibition dedicated to Kurt Schwitters, " Kurt Schwitters : Merz ", to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the dada art movement in Zurich.
• The group's original name, " Victor Dada and the Ten O'clock Kaon, " which came from the street co-founder Joe Stanco lived on in Dallas and the influence of the Dada art movement on the overall irreverent tone of their work.
• The production, a retelling about the Dada art movement and Cabaret Voltaire, which originated in February 1916, in Zurich, Switzerland at Spiegelgasse 1, led Meoli to create a modern Cabaret Voltaire in Los Angeles, which showcases performers through intelligent, socially relevant events through a cross-pollination of creative energies.
• The three founded Blind Man, a magazine that was one of the earliest manifestations of the dada art movement in New York . ( In the second and last issue, Ms . Wood defended Duchamp's infamous urinal, rejected by the jury of the 1917 Independents exhibition, with a sentence usually attributed to Duchamp himself : " The only works of art America has given are her plumbing and her bridges . ")
• In an article on Lerner in Surface Magazine, Aric Chen described one of his public events as follows :  A collision of highbrow and low, it presents odd-couple, head-to-head pairings between, say, a tequila connoisseur and an expert on dark energy in the Universe that tease out disparate approaches to knowledge with geeky brilliance .  [ 1 ] This style has precursors in the Dada art movement and is often compared with Cabinet Magazine and Machine Project, in Los Angeles.