<Janco made masks that were effective and had a sensational effect
<Hennings made new works daily
<Ball invented a new species of "verse without words"
Retrieved from: http://www.dada-companion.com/cabaret/
Dada
<Dada was coined by Ball and Huelsenbeck for the singer Madame le Roy which means "yes yes" in Rumanian
<Ephraim (the owner of the cabaret) told them that he would shut it down if they could not draw in bigger crowds
<after five months, Cabaret Voltaire closed
Retrieved from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dada
Dada: magazine and gallery
<Dada went public on July 14, 1916
<Ball and Tzara opened up Galerie Dada which exhibited Der Sturm paintings
<the Galerie Dada lasted only eleven weeks after three large-scale exhibitions, several lectures, and demonstrations
<Ball left for the Alps and Huelsenbeck left for Berlin
Huelsenbeck in Berlin
<he returned to close the cabaret
<Huelsenbeck focused on Dada and its meaning which began to take on a new tone in Germany
<Huelsenbeck proclaimed his ideas to the people of Berlin while also taking on a focus of the war which led to provocation
<Huelsenbeck presented the second Dada Soiree
<with Dada in Berlin, it threatened to banish Expressionism and establish itself as an abstract art
<Berlin changed Dada, adding a more aggressive approach to it
<Dada reigned supreme but began coming to an end around 1920 (which was during the time of the First International Dada Fair)
Retrieved from: http://www.nga.gov/exhibitions/2006/dada/artists/huelsenbeck.shtm
Dada in New York and Barcelona
<Tzara held in his hands Dada's last years in Zurich
<Picabia was a main person during the time Dada was popular in New York and Barcelona (even Tzara welcomed him warmly)
Dada's end in Zurich
<on April 9, 1919 the final Dada soiree in Zurich took place
<Tzara needed a fresh place for Dada to be introduced and planned on going to Paris, he thought Dada needed fresh eyes, so he went to Paris
BY: Samantha Lassiter
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