FAQ About The Impact of Dadaism on Contemporary Art

The Cabaret Voltaire was a nightclub founded in Zurich by Hugo Ball and Emmy Hennings in 1916 as a center for artistic and political activities. It became the heart of the Dada movement, hosting performances, poetry readings, and experimental art. The cabaret provided a platform for artists to express dissent against wartime culture and traditions, and it served as a vital incubator for Dada's radical aesthetic.