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Tristan Tzara's Handkerchief of Clouds
The Drama Review, 1972There exists, after Dada, quite a “Dada sequel” of which Relâche and 391 (the last series), like Handkerchief of Clouds, constitute the first manifestations, and which extends to the present day.Michel Sanouillet in Dada à ParisMouchoir de Nuages (Handkerchief of Clouds) by Tristan Tzara, the leader of the Dada movement, was staged in 1924 as Dada was ...
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On the Outskirts of Modernity: Tristan Tzara and Dada in Romania
Modernist Cultures, 2013When it came to origins, Tristan Tzara (1896–1963) seemed to dismiss the subject outright. If he did not emerge from the womb with monocle and Underwood at the ready, Tzara nonetheless cultivated such a mysterious aura about his background that his son imagined him to be ‘an extreme case of self-making’, like ‘a comet having popped up from nowhere’.2 ...
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2018
Born Samuel (Samy or Sami) Rosenstock in Moineşti, Romania, Tristan Tzara was an avant-garde poet, performer, critic, and film director. Together with Hugo Ball, Hans Richter, and Richard Huelsenbeck, Tzara founded Dada in Zurich, Switzerland, as an iconoclastic and fiercely anti-bourgeois protest movement in art, active from February 1916 to 1920 ...
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Born Samuel (Samy or Sami) Rosenstock in Moineşti, Romania, Tristan Tzara was an avant-garde poet, performer, critic, and film director. Together with Hugo Ball, Hans Richter, and Richard Huelsenbeck, Tzara founded Dada in Zurich, Switzerland, as an iconoclastic and fiercely anti-bourgeois protest movement in art, active from February 1916 to 1920 ...
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Anarchy and Resistance in Tristan Tzara's The Gas Heart
Modern Drama, 1997Several years after Alfred Jarry's Ubu legacy, Dada abruptly erupted. More than just an antagonistic de-evolution into baby talk and probably more fun than riding a hobby horse, Dada surfaced on the war-era wave with a fresh irrationality, contaminating the minds of a whole generation of artists much to the gathering's delight.
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Les états de rêve chez Tristan Tzara
Recherches & Travaux, 1995Béhar Henri. Les états de rêve chez Tristan Tzara. In: Recherches & Travaux, n°47, 1995. Rêve et poésie. Hommage à Jean-Charles Gateau. pp. 107-120.
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Attention Seeking: Tristan Tzara's Art Critical Prose Poetry
Nottingham French Studies, 2023Kathryn Brown
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Tristan Tzara. Dada and Surrational Theorist
Books Abroad, 1972J. H. Matthews, Elmer Peterson
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