дадаизм

дадаизм

A movement in visual art, literature, dance, and theatre that flourished in various urban centers around europe (including zurich, berlin and paris) following the first world war and that cultivated an “anti-art” aesthetic and more generally an absurdist stance designed to question and undercut contemporary aesthetic conventions.

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Art history; Visual arts

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