DOCUMENTING DADA / DISSEMINATING DADA DA OBJECT LIST DA DA DA 1. Cabaret Voltaire. Edited by Hugo Ball. Zurich, 1916. 2. Dada no. 1. Edited by Tristan Tzara. Zurich, July 1917. 3. Dada no. 2. Edited by Tristan Tzara. Zurich, December 1917. 4. Dada no. 3 (international edition). Edited by Tristan Tzara. Zurich, December 1918. 5. Dada no. 4 / 5 (Anthologie Dada) (international edition). Edited by Tristan Tzara. Zurich, May 1919. 6. Dada no. 4 / 5 (Anthologie Dada) (French edition). Edited by Tristan Tzara. Zurich, May 1919. 7. La Première Aventure céléste de Mr. Antipyrine. By Tristan Tzara; illustrated by Marcel Janco. Zurich, 1916. 8. Vingt-cinq Poèmes. By Tristan Tzara; illustrated by Hans Arp. Zurich, 1918. 9. 391 no. 8. Edited by Francis Picabia. Zurich, February 1919. 10. 291 no. 2. Edited by Marius de Zayas, Agnes Meyer, Paul Haviland, and Alfred Stieglitz. New York, April 1915. 11. The Blind Man no. 2. Edited by Henri-Pierre Roché, Beatrice Wood, and Marcel Duchamp. New York, May 1917. 12. 391 no. 7. Edited by Francis Picabia. New York, August 1917. 13. 391 no. 14. Edited by Francis Picabia. Paris, November 1920. 14. Excursions et visites Dada. Paris, 1921. 15. Une Bonne Nouvelle. (Invitation to opening of Exposition Dada Man Ray). Paris, 1921. 16. Exposition Dada Max Ernst. Paris, 1921. 17. [Papillon Dada: “Chaque spectateur est un intrigant”]. Zurich, 1919. 18. [Papillon Dada: “Dada: Société Anonyme pour l’exploitation du vocabulaire”]. Zurich, 1919. 19. Exposition Dada Francis Picabia. Paris, 1920. 20. Exposition Dada Georges Ribemont Dessaignes. Paris, 1920. 21. Exposition Dada Man Ray. Paris, 1921. 22. [Papillon Dada: “La seule expression de l’homme moderne”]. Paris, 1920. 23. [Papillon Dada: “Dada ne signifie rien”]. Zurich, 1919. 24. Dada no. 6 (Bulletin Dada). Edited by Tristan Tzara. Paris, February 1920. 25. Dada no. 7 (Dadaphone). Edited by Tristan Tzara. Paris, March 1920. 26. Projecteur no. 1. Edited by Céline Arnauld. Paris, May 1920. 27. Le Cœur à barbe. Edited by Tristan Tzara. Paris, April 1922. 28. Cannibale no. 1. Edited by Francis Picabia. Paris, April 1920. 29. Proverbe no. 3. Edited by Paul Éluard. Paris, April 1920. 30. Die Schammade. Edited by Max Ernst and Johannes Baaargeld. Cologne, 1920. 31. Dada Ausstellung: Dada-Vorfrühling. Cologne, 1920. 32. Mécano red number. Edited by I.K. Bonset (Theo van Doesburg). Leiden, 1922. 33. Anthologie-Bonset. By I.K. Bonset (Theo van Doesburg). Leiden, 1921. 34. Wat is Dada? By Theo van Doesburg. The Hague, 1923. 35. Kleine Dada Soirée: Programma. Poster by Theo van Doesburg and Kurt Schwitters. [The Hague?], 1922. 36. Der Dada no. 1. Edited by Raoul Hausmann. Berlin, June 1919. 37. Der Dada no. 2. Edited by Raoul Hausmann. Berlin, December 1919. 38. Der Dada no. 3. Edited by George Grosz, John Heartfield, and Raoul Hausmann. Berlin, April 1920. 39. Phantastische Gebete (second expanded edition). By Richard Huelsenbeck; illustrated by George Grosz. Berlin, 1920. 40. Das Gesicht der herrschenden Klasse: 57 politische Zeichnungen (third expanded edition). By George Grosz. Berlin, 1921. 41. Die Rote Woche: Roman. By Franz Jung; illustrated by George Grosz. Berlin, 1921. 42. Tragigrotesken der Nacht: Träume. By Wieland Herzfelde; illustrated by George Grosz. Berlin, 1920. 43. Schutzhaft: Erlebnisse vom 7. bis 20. März bei den deutschen Ordnungstruppen. By Wieland Herzfelde. Berlin, 1919. 44. DaDa: Dadaistscher Fox-trot für Trottel und solche die es noch werden wollen. Music by Ober-DaDa Hajós (Karl Hajós); words by DaDa Beda. Berlin, 1920. 45. Dada-Enzyklopädie des Osiris. By Alfred Sauermann. Berlin, 1919. 46. Die dadaistische Korruption. By Walter Petry. Berlin, 1920. 47. Erste International Dada-Messe. Berlin, 1920. 48. Dada Almanach. Edited by Richard Huelsenbeck. Berlin, 1920. 49. En avant Dada: Eine Geschichte des Dadaismus. By Richard Huelsenbeck. Hanover, 1920. 50. Dada siegt!: Eine Bilanz des Dadaismus. By Richard Huelsenbeck. Berlin, 1920. 51. Merz no. 1 (Holland Dada). Edited by Kurt Schwitters. Hanover, January 1923. 52. Merz no. 2 (Nummer i). Edited by Kurt Schwitters. Hanover, 1923. 53. Merz no. 21 (Erstes Veilchenheft). By Kurt Schwitters. Hanover, 1931. 54. Merz no. 24 (Ursonate). By Kurt Schwitters. Hanover, 1932. 55. Anna Blume Dichtungen. By Kurt Schwitters. Hanover, 1919. 56. Dada. By Shinkichi Takahashi. Tokyo, 1923. 57. 75 HP. Edited by Ilarie Voronca and Victor Brauner. Bucharest, 1924. 58. Bezette stad. By Paul van Ostaijen. Antwerp, 1921. 59. Lidantiu faram. By Iliazd. Paris, 1921. 60. Dadaizm: Kompiliatsiia. Berlin, 1922. 61. Arte astratta. By Julius Evola. Rome, 1920. 62. Garage. Music by E.L.T. Mesens; text by Philippe Soupault; cover by Man Ray. Brussels, 1926. 63. Tre marcie per le bestie. By Vittorio Rieti. Bologna, 1922. 64. Istocni greh: Misterij za bezbožne ljude ciste savesti. By Ljubomir Micić. Zagreb, 1920. 65. Dada Artifacts. Exhibition catalog, University of Iowa Museum of Art. Iowa City, 1978. 66. Dada Spectrum: The Dialectics of Revolt. Conference proceedings, University of Iowa Museum of Art. Edited by Stephen C. Foster and Rudolf E. Kuenzli. Madison and Iowa City, 1979. 67. Dada/Surrealism no. 10/11. Edited by Mary Ann Caws and Rudolf E. Kuenzli. Iowa City, 1982. 68. Dada/Surrealism no. 12. Edited by Mary Ann Caws and Rudolf E. Kuenzli. Iowa City, 1983. 69. Dada/Surrealism no. 14. Edited by Mary Ann Caws and Rudolf E. Kuenzli. Iowa City, 1985. 70. Dada/Surrealism no. 15. Edited by Mary Ann Caws and Rudolf E. Kuenzli. Iowa City, 1986. 71. New York Dada. Edited by Rudolf E. Kuenzli. New York, 1986. 72. Dada and Surrealist Film. Edited by Rudolf E. Kuenzli. New York, 1987. 73. Marcel Duchamp: Artist of the Century. Edited by Rudolf E. Kuenzli and Francis M. Naumann. Cambridge, 1989. 74. Books at Iowa no. 39. Edited by Frank Paluka. Iowa City, 1983.

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