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    Installation art involves arranging objects in a space like a room or warehouse to create an artwork. Types include gallery, natural/man-made environments, computer/electronic-based, and web-based. Body art uses the artist's body as a canvas through techniques like tattoos, piercings, and branding. Earth art sculpts the land itself into structures using natural materials. Performance art uses the artist's live actions as the medium of the artwork.

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    Installation art involves arranging objects in a space like a room or warehouse to create an artwork. Types include gallery, natural/man-made environments, computer/electronic-based, and web-based. Body art uses the artist's body as a canvas through techniques like tattoos, piercings, and branding. Earth art sculpts the land itself into structures using natural materials. Performance art uses the artist's live actions as the medium of the artwork.

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    Installation art involves arranging objects in a space like a room or warehouse to create an artwork. Types include gallery, natural/man-made environments, computer/electronic-based, and web-based. Body art uses the artist's body as a canvas through techniques like tattoos, piercings, and branding. Earth art sculpts the land itself into structures using natural materials. Performance art uses the artist's live actions as the medium of the artwork.

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    Installation art involves configuring objects in a space like a room or warehouse to create an artwork. It is a relatively new genre of contemporary art practiced by postmodern artists.

    Gallery based, computer-based, electronic-based, web-based, natural or man-made, painting and sculpture, film, animation, photography, and performance art.

    The Fountain (1917) by Marcel Duchamp, Merzbau (1937) by Kurt Schwitters, and Electronic Superhighway: Continental U.S., Alaska, Hawaii (1995) by Nam June Paik.

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    Installation Art
    It is a relatively new genre
    of contemporary art - practiced by an
    increasing number of postmodernist
    artists - which involves the configuration
    or "installation" of objects in a space,
    such as a room or warehouse. The
    resulting arrangement of material and
    space comprises the "artwork".
    Types of Installation Art
    • gallery based • natural or man-made
    • computer-based • painting and sculpture
    • electronic-based • film
    • web-based • animation
    • photography
    • performance art
    The Fountain
    (1917)
    Marcel Duchamp

    Electronic Superhighway:
    Merzbau Continental U.S., Alaska, Hawaii
    (1937) (1995)
    Nam June Paik
    Kurt Schwitters
    The Dinner Party
    (1974)
    Judy Chicago Kinetic Rain
    (2012)
    Body Art
    The term "Body art" describes a type
    of contemporary art, in which the artist's own
    body becomes the "canvas" or "artwork".

    Body art embraces a wide range of


    disciplines, including: Body-Painting, Tattoo
    art, Face-Painting, Body Play or
    Shaping, Piercings, Aesthetic Dentistry,
    Living Statues and Branding/Scarification
    Tattoo Art
    A Tattoo is a permanent mark or design on the body
    made by introducing indelible ink into the dermis layer
    of the skin. Tattooing has been a popular form of
    bodily decoration since the era of Neolithic art.

    Aesthetic Dentistry
    Aesthetic Dentistry can include gold/silver/porcelain
    caps, having a hole drilled into a tooth and
    implanting a jewel into the hole, and filing teeth to a
    point to create the illusion of a fang.
    Face-Painting (including Make-up)
    Face painting also dates from the era
    of Paleolithic art and culture, and was first
    employed as a means of identifying key individuals
    such as shamans and tribal chiefs. Modern face
    painting - commonly referred to as "cosmetic makeup"

    Body Painting
    First practised during the Stone Age, body
    painting has become a distinctive feature of late 20th
    century postmodernist art.
    Mime and Living Statues
    In contrast, the term "Living statue" is commonly
    used to describe a street artist who stands
    completely still - just like a statue or mannequin -
    typically for hours at a time. The World
    Championship of Living Statues is held every
    year at Arnhem in the Netherlands.

    Piercing
    Piercings procedure in which a sharp instrument is
    passed through a fold of skin or part of the body.
    Body Play or Shaping
    The most severe form of body art. It includes body
    suspension, waist/corset training, implanting foreign
    objects under the skin, inserting metal spikes into
    the skull or inserting marbles under the skin.

    Branding/Scarification
    Branding/Scarification procedure in which skin is
    seared with a hot iron or cut with a scalpel or other
    sharp object to produce a raised design; the darker
    the skin, the better the keloid.
    Earth or Land Art
    Land art or earth art is art that is made
    directly in the landscape, sculpting the
    land itself into earthworks or making
    structures in the landscape using natural
    materials such as rocks or twigs.
    Performance Art
    This new form of contemporary art - which
    emerged out of happenings and conceptual
    art to become a major form of avant-garde
    art during the late 1960s and 1970s - takes as
    its medium the artist himself: the actual
    artwork being the artist's live actions.

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