dadaism
IPA: dˈɑdeɪɪzʌm
noun
- The cultural movement of Dada.
- Alternative form of dadaism [The cultural movement of Dada.]
Examples of "dadaism" in Sentences
- They will seem like experiments in campaign dadaism.
- Tyler has chimed in on tenure with a bizarre dadaism and a serious challenge:
- The Pistadex starts to seem less like an exercise in the economics of dadaism when you look at the rest of the marketplace.
- I think that this belief, that calm and calculated technique is an enemy of passion, is one of the few influences that the movements of dadaism and surrealism still have.
- Stoppard's unique genius is to humanize ideas - logical positivism in "Jumpers," dadaism in "Travesties" -- to show how they are part of our flesh and bone, our passion and pathos.
- The conceptual photographer is greatly influenced by surrealism, dadaism as well as the new wave era of the '80s, British post punk scene and the avant-garde theater of Robert Wilson.
- Tyler has chimed in on tenure with a bizarre dadaism and a serious challenge: Bizarre Dadaism: To put it bluntly, the tenure system works because for many people their "output" doesn't matter in the first place; tenure is however wonderful ...
- It took me an hour to go thru it and by the time I had come to the Cologne room the exhibition was arranged by the major metropolitan centers of dadaism, I was already overwhelmed by all I was trying to absorb and started skipping the artworks and yet there was still New York and Paris to visit.
- I'm finding the Grant Morrison Doom Patrol run, which is still amazing for its ability to straddle the line between dadaism and sheer terror, and I'm finding the unreprinted late-run Zot! issues, where it suddenly transformed from "a superhero comic" into "a series of character studies on teenagers I feel I know."