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達達主義

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達達主義

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Also known as Dadaism, Tabu-Dadaism

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Dada was an avant-garde artistic movement that emerged around 1920, as exemplified by the First International Dada Fair held in Berlin in June of that year, where artists created provocative works like the pig-headed officer effigy. The movement mattered because it represented a radical rejection of conventional art and society, using absurdity and shock as tools to challenge established norms during a period of post-war upheaval.

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Instance of
art style
Subclass of
avant-garde
Followed by
surrealism
Image
DadaGroup-1921.png
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significant person
Max Ernst
partially coincident with
anti-art
influenced by
cubism
Commons category
Dada
topic's main category
Category:Dada
inception
1910-00-00
on focus list of Wikimedia project
Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
has contributing factor
World War I
different from
Nouveau réalisme
P8168
Lateran
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达达主义(法語:Dada或dadaïsme)是一场兴起于第一次世界大战时期的文艺运动,發源地是苏黎世,涉及视觉艺术、文学(主要是诗歌)、戏剧和等领域。达达主义是20世纪西方文艺发展历程中的一个重要流派,是因戰爭颠覆、摧毁旧有欧洲社会和文化秩序的产物。达达主义作为一场文艺运动持续的时间較短,然而其波及范围却很广,並对20世纪的所有现代主义文艺流派都产生了影响。

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