Discusses the history and significance of the dada movement, presenting numerous works and profiling such artists as Hans Arp, Raoul Hausmann, Kurt Schitters, Max Ernst, Francis Picabia, and others.
A collection of essays, magazine articles, and television transcripts in which the author expresses her views on sexuality, the gay and feminist movements, and politics, with some discussion of public personalities and autobiographical memoirs.
Attempts to explain the philosophy of postmodernism, and looks at what various postmodern thinkers have to say about art and architecture, power and knowledge, the media, time-space compression, and other topics.
Presents achievers and achievements in the avant-garde arts, including text-sound texts, strobe light, micropress, electronic music, copy culture, pattern poetry, bread and butter theatre, and much more.
