In a performance titled for this sort of object, flashlights illuminated Patty Oldenburg sitting on top of a ladder reciting poetry, while Jim Dine wore silver face-paint and drew these objects on a blackboard. Actors used these objects to create auditory and visual events as instructed on 22 cards in an event to be performed at sundown that George Brecht created. An artist who depicted his relationship with one of these objects in the film Big J
In a performance titled for this sort of object, flashlights illuminated Patty Oldenburg sitting on top of a ladder reciting poetry, while Jim Dine wore silver face-paint and drew these objects on a blackboard. Actors used these objects to create auditory and visual events as instructed on 22 cards in an event to be performed at sundown that George Brecht created. An artist who depicted his relationship with one of these objects in the film Big Job described one of them "screaming for him" in the two-minute interval between the opening and closing of a door. Objects usually attached to these larger things were used to fill the space behind the Martha Jackson Gallery in Yard, one of the (*) Environments by the inventor of Happenings, Alan Kaprow. In Venice, California, the artist of Shoot imitated the crucifixion on one of these objects for two minutes. For 10 points, name these objects, one of which Chris Burden nailed himself to in the performance piece Trans-fixed.
In a performance titled for this sort of object, flashlights illuminated Patty Oldenburg sitting on top of a ladder reciting poetry, while Jim Dine wore silver face-paint and drew these objects on a blackboard.
cars [or obvious equivalents of automobiles or motor vehicles; accept specific brands or models; accept Car Crash; prompt on vehicles]