ARP's Movement was an artistic movement founded by the French artist, poet, and writer Tristan Tzara in 1916. It was a reaction to World War I and the traditional art of the time. The movement was also known as DADA, which is a French word meaning 'hobbyhorse' or 'rocking horse'. DADA was an anti-art movement that sought to challenge the conventions of traditional art and culture. It was characterized by its use of absurdist and surrealist techniques, such as collage, montage, and readymades. DADA was influential in the development of Surrealism, Fluxus, and other avant-garde art movements.