Dada (1916-1922). The first gallery of the First International Dada Fair. This photo was taken in the room of fine art dealer Dr. Otto Burchard. Berlin,

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Dada ( )

The first gallery of the First International Dada Fair. This photo was taken in the room of fine art dealer Dr. Otto Burchard. Berlin, Germany, June 30-August 25, MoMA Dada Theme

Marcel Duchamp and the Readymade MoMA Dada Theme

Marcel Duchamp. Bicycle Wheel. New York, 1951 (third version, after lost original of 1913). MoMA Dada Theme Take a moment to think about what makes something a work of art. Does Marcel Duchamp’s sculpture fulfill any of your criteria for something to be called a work of art?

Marcel Duchamp. In Advance of the Broken Arm. August 1964 (fourth version, after lost original of November 1915). MoMA Dada Theme

Marcel Duchamp. Fresh Widow MoMA Dada Theme

Marcel Duchamp. 3 Standard Stoppages. 1913–14. MoMA Dada Theme

Chance Creations: Collage, Photomontage, and Assemblage MoMA Dada Theme

Max Ernst. The Hat Makes the Man MoMA Dada Theme

Kurt Schwitters. Merz Picture 32 A. The Cherry Picture MoMA Dada Theme

Jean (Hans) Arp. Untitled (Collage with Squares Arranged According to the Laws of Chance. 1916–17. MoMA Dada Theme

Man Ray. The Rope Dancer Accompanies Herself with Her Shadows MoMA Dada Theme

Marcel Duchamp. 3 Standard Stoppages. 1913–14. MoMA Dada Theme

Artistic Collaboration MoMA Dada Theme

Richard Boix. Da-da (New York Dada Group) MoMA Dada Theme

El Lissitzky. Cabaret Voltaire Program for Merz-Matinéen MoMA Dada Theme

El Lissitzky. Kurt Schwitters. c MoMA Dada Theme

Francis Picabia. Dada Movement MoMA Dada Theme

Word Play MoMA Dada Theme

Jean (Hans) Arp. Merz 5, Arp Mappe: 7 Arpaden (Arp Portfolio: 7 Arpades) MoMA Dada Theme

Jean (Hans) Arp. Merz 5, Arp Mappe: 7 Arpaden (Arp Portfolio: 7 Arpades) TOP ROW (Left to Right) 1 Schnurrhut (Mustachehat) 2 Das Meer (The Sea) 3 Ein Nabel (One Navel) 4 Die Nabelflasche (The Navelbottle) BOTTOM ROW (Left to Right) 5 Schnurruhr (Mustachewatch) 6 Eierschläger (Eggbeater) 7 Arabische Acht (Arabic Eight) MoMA Dada Theme

Théo van Doesburg and Kurt Schwitters. Kleine Dada Soirée (Small Dada Evening)

MoMA Dada Theme Johannes Baader. The Author of the Book "Fourteen Letters of Christ" in His Home

Francis Picabia. M’Amenez-y. 1919–20. MoMA Dada Theme