I'm constantly asking myself the question "What is art?" and I'm just generally interested in any art that asks the same thing.
Since I'm struggling with the concept of a dinner party as a sculpture installation (and it's taken a very psychology-based turn recently), I did some research on Fluxus happenings and their blurred art-social structure.
They were frequently performance-based and often required the participation of a spectator. They evoked gestures and actions constituted from an individual's everyday experience. In a way it's considered anti-art, but it could also be considered as a boundless form of art.
Fluxus Art Amusement: Manifesto by George Maciunas
Cut Piece by Yoko Ono:
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Eat Art by Daniel Spoerri:
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