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Centre Pompidou Paris
MUSÉE NATIONAL D'ART MODERNE - CENTRE GEORGE POMPIDOU | Place Georges-Pompidou
F-75004 Paris
artists & participants
Louis Aragon,
Hans Arp,
Johannes Baargeld,
Hugo Ball,
Erwin Blumenfeld,
Andre Breton,
Paul Citroen,
Otto Dix,
Suzanne Duchamp,
Marcel Duchamp,
Paul Elouard,
Max Ernst,
Theodore Fraenkel,
George Grosz,
Raoul Hausmann,
John Heartfield,
Emmy Hennings,
Hannah Höch,
Heinrich Hoerle,
Richard Huelsenbeck,
Francis Picabia,
Man Ray,
Hans Richter,
Erik Satie,
Christian Schad,
Rudolf Schlichter,
Kurt Schwitters,
Arthur Segal,
Sophie Taeuber-Arp,
Tristan Tzara
curator
press release
This exhibition spans Dada's various expressions as they materialised in Zurich, Berlin, Hanover, Cologne, Paris and New York between 1916 (when Zurich saw Cabaret Voltaire open) and 1924 (when most Dadaist groups disbanded or changed direction). This is the first nothing-but-Dada-by-Dada exhibition – dedicated to one of the historical avant-garde's most influential movements.
Commissaires / organisateurs: Mnam/Cci - Laurent Le Bon
venues:
05.10.05 - 09.01.06 Centre Pompidou, Paris
19.02.06 - 14.05.06 National Gallery, Washington
18.06.06 - 11.09.06 Museum of Modern Art, New York