Dada (Send No Money) (2016)
A tip of the hat to the original art rebels. Dada (Send No Money) channels the absurd, anti-establishment spirit of the Dada movement through Winston Smith's unmistakable collage language. A wooden artist's mannequin stands beside a mysterious control panel beneath the word DADA, while the deadpan command "Send No Money" lands somewhere between a joke, a protest, and a manifesto.
Simple, strange, and quietly subversive, this original reminds us that the best art doesn't ask for permission—or make much sense to the establishment.
Comes in an upcycled frame and includes a certificate of authenticity.
Appx. 8.5” × 10.5” in frame
Dada (Send No Money) (2016)
A tip of the hat to the original art rebels. Dada (Send No Money) channels the absurd, anti-establishment spirit of the Dada movement through Winston Smith's unmistakable collage language. A wooden artist's mannequin stands beside a mysterious control panel beneath the word DADA, while the deadpan command "Send No Money" lands somewhere between a joke, a protest, and a manifesto.
Simple, strange, and quietly subversive, this original reminds us that the best art doesn't ask for permission—or make much sense to the establishment.
Comes in an upcycled frame and includes a certificate of authenticity.
Appx. 8.5” × 10.5” in frame