Proto-dada
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| - | ''[[DADA, Surrealism, and the Cinematic Effect]]'' (2013) by R. Bruce Elder | + | '''Proto-dada''' is represented by The Incoherents and [[Alfred Jarry]]. |
| - | Excerpt: | + | Closer to our own age, [[Alfred Stieglitz]] and [[Picabia]] are often mentioned. |
| - | :"There were proto-Dada artists in New York by 1915, centred on [[Alfred Stieglitz]]'s circle, which rallied around his 291 gallery and his magazine ''[[Camera Work]]'' (which he later renamed 291), and a proto-Dada spirit was evident in [[Picabia]]'s ..."{{GFDL}} | + | |
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Proto-dada is represented by The Incoherents and Alfred Jarry.
Closer to our own age, Alfred Stieglitz and Picabia are often mentioned.
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