Dada was an art movement that started in Zurich around World War I and became an international movement. It was based around the idea that there were no boundaries and no rules. It was abstract and wasn't supposed to mean anything. The art was anti-conformity, anti-establishment, and was meant to get a reaction out of the viewer. They called the movement "Dada", because it sounded like baby talk and did not have any significance to anything. Collages were a popular aspect of Dada.
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