Back in the Teens, the European Dadaist movement rejected logic,
reason, and aesthetics as bourgeois, war-mongering concepts.
Dada meant freedom from repressive norms, and the embrace of
anarchy. Sort of like opposite day on a grand cultural scale:
Healthy equalled sick, traditional beauty was ugly, and old-
school concepts of prevailing order had to be destroyed in order
to save art itself. In times of strife, artists on the edge go
Dada. And tonight, a group of Miami’s hottest young creative
minds are coming together to make a definitive, deliberately
absurd and brilliant statement. Ladies and... More >>>