Tag: Dada

• Phil Clement reviews Time Adjusters

  Here is a review written by Phil Clement of my novella, Time Adjusters: The 1980s were a strange time for me. As much as I wanted to accept the amenities and corporate trappings, I couldn’t shake the feeling that something was wrong. Having not spent any time at all in the 1980s, it’s hard for…

  Bill Ectric

  March 15, 2015

  Dada, Phil Clement, Science Fiction, Time Adjusters, Tristan Tzara

• 21st Century Dada: when logic is not enough

  From Literary Kicks, here’s Claudia Moscovici on Barna Nemethi’s Fashionable 21st Century Dada: “One of the most creative and irreverent art movements was Dada, founded by a Romanian poet, Tristan Tzara. Like Surrealism, which later sprung from it, Dada was a broad cultural movement, involving the visual arts, poetry, literature, theater, graphic design and–inevitably–even politics.…

  Bill Ectric

  May 6, 2011

  art, Barna Nemethi, Claudia Moscovici, Dada, Literary Kicks, Surrealism, Tristan Tzara