Which is more "weird for the sake of weird?" Postmodernism or Dadaism?

[bobtraw]

Your thoughts?

[Vyb]

Oh Jesus. Dada, hands down.

[Tuesday]

My cat always has wet food stains under his chin.

[Vyb]

My cat always has wet food stains under his chin.

Long haired? Trim yo pussy.

[Tuesday]

Long haired? Trim yo pussy.

Yeah, long haired. I trim it but he still gets food on the short bits.
He's really fat.

[Cheri]

Dadaism. I don't find Postmodern art aesthetically pleasing at all, but I can appreciate it.

[Vyb]

See chronologically, I think Dada coincided with Modernism. So Dada was really "weird for the sake of weird." Postmodernism occurs afterwards and is more of a reaction to Modernism. It has some purpose other than to be weird.

Although it's all pretty weird shit.

[gilaet]

[CAPTAIN KIRK]

This is even weirder

[Vyb]

Yeah, long haired. I trim it but he still gets food on the short bits.
He's really fat.

My cats eschew wet cat food. One tries to bury it, like something dead or excreted (or both). True story. Srs.

[Super Mario]

I was gonna say whatever one was more lie the kids in the hall

[RH Goatcabin]

Cubist. Lol Dardar.

[Super Mario]

Cubist. Lol Dardar.

[Stew Nod]

[RH Goatcabin]

[Tuesday]

My cats eschew wet cat food. One tries to bury it, like something dead or excreted (or both). True story. Srs.

That is "weird for the sake of weird".

[gwartney]

Which school did Norman Rockwell fall under?

[Cheri]

Rockwell was an illustrator.

[Vyb]

That is "weird for the sake of weird".

It's better than food face.

[Stew Nod]

Which school did Norman Rockwell fall under?

Idealized Americana...really no classification