Neo-Dada

The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Art and Artists | 2003 | 242 words | Copyright

Neo-Dada. A term that has been applied to various styles, trends, or works that are perceived as reviving the methods or spirit of Dada. It has been used as a synonym for Pop art, for example, and has been applied to the work of Jasper Johns.

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