Dada was a non-art movement during the times of World War I and World War II. Artists as a result of war used a recreation of art to express their feeling. For instance many artists came up with art that made no sense at all to the viewers as humor. Another example includes how many artists used existing art pieces and adding their own touch to them. The Mona Lisa presented above is changed by Duchamp as he has added a moustache and goatee to her. Lastly the spread of Dadaism was international and that's exactly how it was represented by various places. Various countries took such for of dadaism as a serious movement for change but in places such as the United States dadaism also became a source for entertainment and humor. Dada, the non art non-movement that brought forth several change in the art industry as a change was constructed.
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