The avant garde was almost inevitable in Europe after the horrors of World War I and the attendant dismantling of the existing world order. Journalist-filmmaker Mick Gold’s Europe After The Rain examines how the Dada movement, though short-lived, influenced arts and letters for decades later, in large part due to its interaction with and influence on the major surrealist artists of their time. Watch it here.
via Open Culture via Dangerous MindsThe avant garde was almost inevitable in Europe after the horrors of World War I and the attendant dismantling of the existing world order. Journalist-filmmaker Mick Gold’s Europe After The Rain examines how the Dada movement, though short-lived, influenced arts and letters for decades later, in large part due to its interaction with and influence on the major surrealist artists of their time. Watch it here.
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