Dada is never right'

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• Dada is never right.
• No more painters, no more writers, no more
  religion, no more royalists, no more anarchists,
  no more power, no more airplanes, no more urinary
  passages.
• The acts of life have no beginning and no end.
  Everything happens in a completely idiotic way.
• Dada is useless. Dada is without pretensions as
  life should be. The beginnings of dada were not
  the beginnings of art, but of disgust.
• Disgust with philosophers, with pretensions of
  artists acting as gods on earth, with the
  domination of humanity, with the divorce of
  good and evil, the beautiful and the ugly, with
  Jesuitical Dialectic..
• From Tristan Tzara, Leture on Dada 1924

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