What is Happening?
Happening is the term used to describes artistic, theatrical events held by artists of the 1950s and 60s. These events were usually staged in a gallery installation or planned environment which featured audience participation, lighting, sounds and slide projections. Later, performance art included the artists.
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Mr. Chuck Berry, 1978
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The Tattoo Artist, 1981
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Publicon Station V, 1978
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