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20 de jul. de 2016 · According to its co-founder, the German poet Hugo Ball (the pianist in Janco’s painting), Janco was present for the opening night of the Cabaret Voltaire, on 5 February 1916. “The place was...
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Coordinates: 47°22′18″N 8°32′38″E. Poster for the opening of the Cabaret Voltaire on 5 February 1916, lithograph by Marcel Slodki. Cabaret Voltaire was the name of a short-lived artistic nightclub in Zürich, Switzerland in 1916 (revived in the 21st century).
4 de feb. de 2016 · One hundred years on from that opening night, Cabaret Voltaire is hosting a season of events to mark Dada’s centenary, and the rest of Zurich is joining in. Zurich’s art museum, the...
Opening Times. Tuesday: 13:30–20. Thursday: 13:30–20. Friday: 13:30–18. Saturday: 13:30–18. Sunday: 13:30–18. Bar, Artist's Bar: Di–Do, 12:00–24:00 Fr–Sa, 12:00–02:00 So, 12:00–18:00. Prices. Cabaret Voltaire: Current experiences. Monster Chetwynd, «Head-Less-Ness» Cabaret Voltaire. Until Sat, 20/07/2024. Miscellaneous. SCACCHI NOISE.
On its opening night, February 5, 1916, the cabaret drew future Dadaists as well as core cabaret performers Marcel Janco, Tristan Tzara, and Hans/Jean Arp, who were soon joined by Richard Huelsenbeck at Ball’s behest.
A place for political thinking and -mild- transgression. SUNDAYS 22HS (Argentina). THE TEAM Tomas Trape | @tomastrape Mauricio Vera | @otaku.de.peron Lulú G Kaplun | @lulugkaplun Micaela Bassani ...
Cabaret Voltaire. Dadaism, the most important art movement that has ever started in Zurich, had its origins at the legendary Cabaret Voltaire almost 100 years ago. Today, the Cabaret Voltaire once again plays a central role in the modern Dada movement and also has a nice little upstairs cafe.
