Ouch. But they actually did change the way we see the world. And the young folks doing the same thing now will one day be snoozing in an easy chair too – I hope.
Dadaism’s spirit of rebellion, anti-establishment sentiments, and embrace of the absurd can be seen as a reflection of the challenges and questioning of societal norms that individuals in old age might experience. Dadaism’s influence on art and culture also extends to the present day, where its spirit of questioning and challenging the status quo continues to resonate, potentially influencing how older generations view their own experiences and contributions to society.
Ars longa, vita brevis, eh?
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Yep. Only one is eternal.
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The Greatest Generation and/or the Silent Generation really need🛌 their naptime.
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👏🫶👍🤙Just Grand- Zaddi-daists!!!
👩🦽🦽🦽🦽🦼 are Readymades?!
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Ars Gratia Artis!!!
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Ouch. But they actually did change the way we see the world. And the young folks doing the same thing now will one day be snoozing in an easy chair too – I hope.
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“Wax dolls climb upon the xylophone”–or something like that. Dada never gets old!
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Dadaism’s spirit of rebellion, anti-establishment sentiments, and embrace of the absurd can be seen as a reflection of the challenges and questioning of societal norms that individuals in old age might experience. Dadaism’s influence on art and culture also extends to the present day, where its spirit of questioning and challenging the status quo continues to resonate, potentially influencing how older generations view their own experiences and contributions to society.
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