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DADA Companion -- Johannes Theodor Baargeld

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In 1918 Baargeld joined the Independent Socialist Party of Germany (USPD). With Max Ernst, Baargeld (also called Zentrodada) founded Dada in Cologne in the summer of 1919. Earlier Baargeld financed the publication of a left-oriented periodical Der Ventilator. The journal served as a satirical political and artistic forum for members of what would become Cologne Dada, including Angelika and Heinrich Hoerle. Baargeld focused on the Dada publications Bulletin D. Johannes Baargeld [Alfred Ferdinand Gruenwald...

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DADA Companion -- Man Ray

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Born Michael Emmanuel Radnitzky (1890) Man Ray grew up in Philadelphia, later in Brooklyn. In 1908 he began painting, first as an amateur, and then in classes at the National Academy of Design and the Art Students League. At the suggestion of his brother, the family changed its name to Ray in 1912, after which Man Ray signed his work with that name. Before he even arrived in Paris, some of his works had been shown at the June 1921 Salon Dada at the Galerie Montaigne. About six months after his arriva...

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Dada Resources for Research and Study – MetaDada

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The International Journal of Dada Mining. Dada Resources for Research and Study. Https:/ www.adbusters.org/article/a-dada-moment/. Adbusters is a group to familiarize yourself with if you cherish efforts to combat corporate think and the commercial colonization of our minds, living space and cultural institutions. We like them, they like Dada. Http:/ archives-dada.tumblr.com. To mark 100 years of the Dada movement, Kunsthaus Zürich digitizes Dada collection; Results online in 2016. Behold My Swarthy Face.

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DADA Companion -- Marcel Janco

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DADA Companion - Marcel Janco". Marcel Janco (b. Bucharest, 1895) took drawing and painting lessons from the Jewish artist Iosif Iser (1881-1958), who had worked with André Derain and Constantin Brancusi in Paris. In , Janco contributed drawings and the layout for Simbolul. Published by Ion Vinea, the magazine was the most important avant-garde periodical from Romania. Together with Vinea, Janco helped M.H. Maxy organize the First Internationol Art Exhibition of Contimporanul, which opened in Buc...After...

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DADA Companion - Johannes Baader

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Johannes Baader was born in Stuttgart on 21 June 1875. Between 1892 and 1895, he was apprenticed in masonry while he studied architecture at Stuttgart's Staatliche Baugewerbeschule. In 1903 he became an architect in the Vereinigung bildender Künstler für monumentalen Grabmalsbau in Dresden. In 1905 Baader moved to Berlin, where he met Raoul Hausmann. Die freie Straße. Baader was a participant in the discourse of postwar Weimar Germany in a dadaist fashion, putting out his Buch des Weltfriedens. HADO) Sim...

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DADA Companion -- Theo van Doesburg

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DADA Companion - Theo van Doesburg". And in 1918, with Piet Mondriaan and others, founded an artists' group under the same name. Dada first appeared in De Stijl. In May 1920. In mid-1920 he adopted a pseudonym, I.K. Bonset, under which he contributed Dada poems and collages to De Stijl. The first of which appeared in May. In 1922 he founded the Dada magazine Mécano. Which surveyed and summarized dadaist programmatics from Huelsenbeck to Picabia, was for sale after each performance.

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DADA Companion -- John Heartfield

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In 1905 John Heartfield (born Helmut Franz Josef Herzfeld 1891) went to study at the Royal Bavarian School of Applied Arts in Munich, which at the time was Germany's center of art. In 1914, the same year that Herzfeld won first prize in the Werkbund Exhibit in Cologne for the design of a wall mural, he was conscripted into military service in World War I. A vehicle for antiwar and pacifist views. In 1917 Heartfield helped his brother establish the Malik Verlag publishing group. After his involvement with...

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DADA Companion -- Richard Huelsenbeck

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Richard Huelsenbeck was born 1892. In 1912 he went to Munich, where he pursued medicine for a year before beginning his study of German literature and art history. In Munich Huelsenbeck met Hugo Ball, who would become a decisive influence on his intellectual development. When Huelsenbeck went to study philosophy at the Sorbonne for the winter semester of 1912 1913, he contributed as a 'Paris correspondent' to Revolution. A periodical begun by Ball and his friend Hans Leybold. More extensive is Amanda L&#...

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DADA Companion -- Marcel Duchamp | Optical Experimenst and Anémic Cinéma

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Optical experiments and anémic cinéma. Three years later, Duchamp tried this experiment again, now using a turntable of a record player. He made a series of 'Disks Bearing Spirals' (1923) mounted on cardboard. This anticipated the spiral theme that would later appear in 'Rotary Demisphere' (Precision Optics, 1925) and in the film 'Anémic Cinéma' (1925-1926). The revolving disks produced a three-dimensional effect. Bart Testa, Screen Words : Early Film and Avant-Garde Film in the House of the Word. Unseen...