The Story of Dada by Rudy Ernst

Author:Rudy Ernst [Ernst, Rudy]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Publisher: QCC Art Gallery
Published: 2013-07-31T04:00:00+00:00

In 1922, he returned to Romania and worked as an architect and painter, but he never forgot Dada and his friends. From time to time he sent a periodical from Bucharest, called Contimporanul, which he claimed was pursuing “Dada ideas into practical life,” but as it was written in Rumanian, nobody could read it.

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In 1941, Janco left Romania for Mandate Palestine to escape the Nazis. In 1953, Janco established the Ein Hod artists' village near Haifa, Israel. Towards the end of his life he helped found the Dada museum in Ein Hod which bears his name. The museum houses Janco's art, explores the history of Dadaism, and hosts exhibitions.

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