Dada

Dada, or Dadaism, was an avant-garde art movement in early 20th century Europe. It rejected logic and reason, expressing nonsense and anti-bourgeois protest. Dadaists used various media like collage, sound poetry, and sculpture. The movement's name origins are debated, but it aimed to challenge conventional art and societal norms. Influenced by pre-war avant-garde, Dada had key figures like Marcel Duchamp and Tristan Tzara, and influenced later art movements like Surrealism and pop art.