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Hugo Ball "Art for us is an occasion for social criticism, and for a real understanding of the age we lived in" Hugo Ball and his wife Emmy Hemmings arrived in Zurich shortly after the outbreak of war in early 1915. However, it was not long before he became the chief organiser of the Cabaret Voltaire. This club attracted many of the avant-garde artist/performers which were beginning to arrive in Zurich. Any concise account of Dada must be aware of the state of mental tension in which it grew up. In the following extract taken from Ball's diaries which he titled "Flight from time" he gives valuable insight into his reasons for establishing the Cabaret Voltaire. "I was sure that there must be a few young people in Switzerland who like me were interested not only in enjoying their independence but giving proof of it. Cabaret Votaire, which has as it's sole purpose to draw attention, across the barriers of war and nationalism, to the few independent spirits who live for other ideals" Directed, or maybe plagued by his remorse, at the events ensnaring Europe at that time Ball became the human catalyst who united all the elements which finally produced Dada.

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Hugo Ball Born 22 Feb. 1886 in Pirmasens, Germany. Died 14 Sept. 1927 in San't Abbondio (Ticino), Switzerland. Writer associated with the Dada movement in Zurich. , Germany. A selective bibliography of Hugo Ball by Rudolf E. Kuenzli and Timothy Shipe (emphasizing English-language publications) was published in the reprinted edition of Ball's Flight out of Time: A Dada Diary , edited with an introduction and notes by John Elderfield, translated by Ann Raimes (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1996), pp. 256-66. BOOKS FROM THE DADA ARCHIVE Zur Kritik der deutschen Intelligenz Click here to return to the list of individual Dadaists. Click here to return to the home page of the International Dada Archive. International Dada Archive, University of Iowa Libraries. URL: http://www.lib.uiowa.edu/dada/ball.html Last updated: January 8, 2002

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hugo ball Born 22 February 1886 in Pirmasens, Germany, died 14 September 1927 in San Abbondio, Switzerland. Author, co-founder of the Zürich DaDa movement; joined the Max Reinhardt School of Dramatic Art in 1910, and was employed as stage director. The "Café des Westens" in Berlin became his meeting place with young poets: Johannes R. Becher, Georg Heym, Richard Huelsenbeck, Klabund, and others. Stage director at the Munich Chamber Theater in 1913, and at the same time collaborator on the periodical "Revolution" (Published by F.S. Bachmair, 1913) together with Seewald, J.R. Becher, Erich Mühsam. Soon after the outbreak of the war he emigrated with his wife, Emmy Hennings , to Switzerland. Both took employments - Ball as a pianist, his wife as a recitationist - in a variety group in the Niederdorf, the amusement quarter of Zürich. In February 1916 he founded the "Cabaret Voltaire" in the Spiegelgasse in Zürich. Met Hans Arp , Marcel Janco, Tristan Tzara , and later Huelsenbeck and Serner. His intentions with regard to the "Cabaret Voltaire" he defined in the following words: "It is necessary to clarify the intentions of this cabaret. It is its aim to remind the world that there are people of independent minds - beyond war and nationalism - who live for different ideals." (from the contribution entitled "Lorsque je fondis le Cabaret Voltaire" ["Why I founded the Cabaret Voltaire"], in the publication "Cabaret Voltaire," Zürich, 1916) Ball protested several times "against the humiliating fact of a world war in the 20th century." In light of this, all static values of culture appeared to him to be questionable. He composed sound-poems, or "verses without words."

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