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Dada 1914-1920 (Marcel Duchamp 1887-1968 ("Bicycle Wheel" 1913,…
Dada 1914-1920
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Gauguin refers to primitive non-sophisticated, non-educated, art of the untrained, insane, art of children, art of others
The movement included poets, architects, writers, artists - Dada was a movement conceived, theorized, and performed by various artists
Centers of Dada
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Zurich 1916 - Artists fled there - James Joyce, Lenin, etc.
New York - Duchamp, Picabia and Man Ray
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After WW2, artists moved from Zurich to Paris
"Sainte Vièrge" by Picabia 1920 
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Marcel Duchamp 1887-1968
"Nude Descending a Staircase" 1911
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"Bicycle Wheel" 1913
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Because he thought of it, and specifically chose the materials, it is dada art
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Readymades: "Bottle Rack" 1914
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"It's art because I'm selecting it, I'm giving it thought"
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"3 Standard Stoppages" 1914
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Attacking French thinking, French philosophy
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"Fountain" 1917
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Challenged on what art is, what makes art
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"L.H.O.O.Q." 1919
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"Bell Haleine" 1921
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"Tu m' " 1918
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"Why Not Sneeze, Rose Selavy" 1921
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Man Ray 1890-1977
"Le Cadeau" (The Gift) 1920s
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"Violon D'Ingres" 1924
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Max Ernst 1893-1976
"Two Children Threatened by a Nightingale" 1924
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Dada Art Terms
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Rectified Readymade
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The artist has altered by means of adding some small detail of correction such as pencil marks to the poster of Mona Lisa (L.H.O.O.Q.)
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