One artist sold kits named for this movement that contained (*) stylized cards printed with the names of its members, like Alison Knowles and George Brecht.
An artist in this movement made a three-dimensional notecard with flaps and taped pieces of paper detailing the course of Russian history. Another work in this movement involved the artist mixing vegetables in a giant bowl to the beat of live music, and is called Make a Salad. This movement invented a type of work in which the steps of a performative task were written on a card. Drip Music, in which a man pours out a glass of water on stage, was one of those works called "event scores," which were collected by an artist from this movement into the collection Water Yam. One artist sold kits named for this movement that contained (*) stylized cards printed with the names of its members, like Alison Knowles and George Brecht. Another artist in this movement made heavy use of fat and felt in his work, but is better known for covering himself in gold and walking around a gallery with a dead rabbit. For 10 points, name this loose Neo-Dada collective that included George Maciunas and Joseph Beuys.
An artist in this movement made a three-dimensional notecard with flaps and taped pieces of paper detailing the course of Russian history.
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