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On first look, I'd say DAH-dah. However, if it was the name of a child, I'd say DAY-dah. I actuall quite like Dayda or Daida.

Maybe a Yoruban (?) would.

It can be pronounced as DAH-DAH, as in a nickname for a father, or as DAW-DAW. My friend Dawn Anne uses Dada with the latter pronunciation as a nickname.

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maybe she named after the art movement?

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Rudeness is the weak man’s imitation of strength
-Eric Hoffer

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see my profile for my punctuation pets :)

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*GASP* That's what I used to call my father!

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Remember CEDRIC DIGGORY: The REAL Hogwarts Champion

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Makes me think of a baby's first word or something, like da-da for Daddy. I don't like it.

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Off topic: Over-punctation is generally frowned upon here to the point that we've made a game of adopting the excess punctuation marks. See my profile for an example. Just a friendly notice. :)

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Andre' Breton, perhaps.