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Rebels Without a CauseMaking sense of Dada today.

By Lee Siegel
Posted Wednesday, March 8, 2006, at 6:42 AM ET

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In 1997, Luc Sante reviewed an exhibition of Dada artist Hannah Höch's photomontages. In 2002, Carol Kino explained the basics of Surrealism. And last month, Lee Siegel revisited the career of Edvard Munch, painter of the The Scream. Click here to sample the work of Jordan Wolfson, one of the artists in this year's Whitney Biennial.

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