Back in the 1920s, the Dadaists came up with a parlor game of sorts called the exquisite corpse. One would start a drawing (or a poem), then pass it along to a friend, who would add the next ...

The figure in the drawing can only be called a monster. A depiction of the American flag waves across the monster’s bare chest — if you can call it a chest — which is made of rockets and a ...

Their Halloween show “House of the Exquisite Corpse” is named after a collaborative Dadaist drawing game in which participants each sketch different parts of a Frankenstein-like body.