Dadaismus. Dadaismus oder Dada war eine künstlerische und literarische Bewegung, die 1916 von Hugo Ball, Emmy Hennings, Tristan Tzara, Richard Huelsenbeck, Marcel Janco und Hans Arp in Zürich gegründet wurde und sich durch Ablehnung „konventioneller“ Kunst bzw.
Kunstformen – die oft parodiert wurden – und bürgerlicher Ideale auszeichnete. Vom Dada gingen erhebliche Impulse auf die Kunst der Moderne bis hin zur heutigen Zeitgenössischen Kunst aus. Begriff[Bearbeiten] ((Bands We Like)) Recently Profiled Bands on Oh My Rockness New York City. Dean Ashbolt. Gapers Block : GB Book Club : Chicago Books. Events Mon Apr 21 2014 April 23 is a hallowed day for the literati: it is the (observed) birthday of William Shakespeare, and the UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) World Book and Copyright Day.
It is also World Book Night. First celebrated in the UK and Ireland in 2011, World Book Night aims to spread the love of reading, from person to person, with an emphasis on sharing books with casual or non-readers in your community. The event is the result of efforts from individuals involved in every part of the publishing and reading process: the books are chosen by an "independent panel of librarians and booksellers"; authors waive royalties, publishers cover the costs of specially-printed World Book Night (US) editions; and bookstores and libraries volunteer to host the volunteer book givers. This Wednesday will see 25,000 volunteers give out half a million books in 6000 towns and cities.
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