Dada is alive and well. Sure it appeared after World War I as an art cum protest movement (World War is always a catalyst for artistic movements). Dada mixed painting, collage and found objects. Pregnant with meaning these pieces also foreshadowed surrealism, which was of course even less impressed with "meaning."
Dada Turns The Tables runs from July 12 to September 5, 2014. There is an opening 7 to 9:30 p.m. There is a $9 cover charge for the opening.
Current Chicago artists Andrej Domansky, Helen Jones-Mayer, Helene Smith-Romer and Penelope Thrasher are the subject of a new exhibit at Out Of Line Gallery (2812 W Chicago, Chicago IL). The show will also feature prints by the early Dadaists.
There will also be a performance by Jazz duo Joanie Pallatto and Bradley Sparrow, piano. In addition Janice Misurell-Mitchell will perform Weimar style, Dada style music and poetry.
Ayala Leyser will speak on Dada the meaning of Meaninglessness in art and poetry.
Dada Turns The Tables runs from July 12 to September 5, 2014. There is an opening 7 to 9:30 p.m. There is a $9 cover charge for the opening.
Current Chicago artists Andrej Domansky, Helen Jones-Mayer, Helene Smith-Romer and Penelope Thrasher are the subject of a new exhibit at Out Of Line Gallery (2812 W Chicago, Chicago IL). The show will also feature prints by the early Dadaists.
There will also be a performance by Jazz duo Joanie Pallatto and Bradley Sparrow, piano. In addition Janice Misurell-Mitchell will perform Weimar style, Dada style music and poetry.
Ayala Leyser will speak on Dada the meaning of Meaninglessness in art and poetry.
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