
Dada spent a lot of time throwing things back to the public. There was a lot of confusion in the world because of the wars happening. And the artists were the ones struggling most from this, which led them to turning their back on not just the world...but also the art world. Thats where Dada came from.

Now later Tristan Tzara publishes one of the most important pieces about the Dada movement. Although his too explained a lot of what Dada was about and tried to convince people that it is real and what the motives were. His manifesto took the publication of the movement one step further, and had the goal of spreading the movement and the ideas behind it. He essentially wanted every artist creating Dada works. It seems as though he wanted to fully engulf the art world in the Dada movement, and essentially they were able to. Everyone was joining, and it was the foundation of the soon to develop surrealist movement.
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