The term MOMA DISPLAY is composed of three words: DADA (4 letters), ART (3 letters), and OPART (5 letters). DADA was an ART movement that began in Zurich, Switzerland in 1916 and was characterized by its rejection of traditional values and its use of absurdist techniques. ART is a broad term used to describe any form of creative expression, such as painting, sculpture, photography, and performance ART. OPART, or Optical ART, is a style of abstract ART that uses optical illusions to create the illusion of movement, vibration, and other visual effects. Together, these three words refer to a display at the Museum of Modern ART (MOMA) that showcases works from the DADA, ART, and OPART movements.