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Dada History

Art of the Thirties

• Literary Digest, 1936 •


Attached is an amusing, if blasphemous, art review of the Museum of Modern Art’s 1936 Dada and Surrealism exhibit.


Interestingly the journalist credited Joan Miro as the author of the Dada movement.


“The Marx Brothers of the art world are displayed, in all their unrestrained glory, in an exhibition of Fantastic Art in New York this week.”

“An exhibition of this type is always easy prey for the practical joker. A similar show in Paris several years ago exhibited a shovel, submitted by a well-known but discontented artist as an example of perfect symmetry.”


Click here to read about the contempt that the Nazis had for Modern Art.

Read Dada at MOMA<br>(Literary Digest, 1936) for Free
Dada art criticism 1936old magazine article about dada art1936 Dada Exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art

Art of the Thirties

Art of the Thirties

Art of the Thirties

Dada art criticism 1936old magazine article about dada art1936 Dada Exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art
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