What are the basic techniques and rules of Happening that distinguish this art form from other movements and, in particular, interactive theatrical action?

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Its participants bring all the requisites for the action with them.

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Its participants bring all the requisites for the action with them.

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The performance has no plot, the participants act in the proposed circumstances at their discretion.

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The performance has no plot, the participants act in the proposed circumstances at their discretion.

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The participants strictly follow a pre-agreed plan, where each has his own role.

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The participants strictly follow a pre-agreed plan, where each has his own role.

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Spectators can express emotions but should not interfere with what is happening.

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Spectators can express emotions but should not interfere with what is happening.

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What was the name of Allan Kaprow’s dynamic work, which became the prototype of his future happenings?

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"Sliding walls".

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"Sliding walls".

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"Replaceable Panels".

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"Replaceable Panels".

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"Transformable cells".

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"Transformable cells".

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"Mobile stabilizers".

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"Mobile stabilizers".

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Throughout the 1960s, Allan Kaprow hosted many happenings in New York, which immediately caught the attention of the public. How did he organize them

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Bystanders became participants.

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Bystanders became participants.

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To participate in the event, it was necessary to submit an application in advance.

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To participate in the event, it was necessary to submit an application in advance.

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The artist sent out invitations and instructions to the participants.

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The artist sent out invitations and instructions to the participants.

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The most common participants were students of the art university where Kaprow was a teacher.

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The most common participants were students of the art university where Kaprow was a teacher.

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Which famous artist(s), together with Allon Kaprow, organized and participated in the first happenings?

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Claes Oldenburg, Robert Rauschenberg, Jim Dine.

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Claes Oldenburg, Robert Rauschenberg, Jim Dine.

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Andy Warhol, Willem de Kooning.

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Andy Warhol, Willem de Kooning.

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Cy Twombly.

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Cy Twombly.

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Roy Lichtenstein.

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Roy Lichtenstein.

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The term “happening” was first used in one of the theoretical works of Allan Kaprow. What was it called?

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"How to create a happening?"

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"How to create a happening?"

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"The Legacy of Jackson Pollock"

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"The Legacy of Jackson Pollock"

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"An Essay on Combining Art and Life"

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"An Essay on Combining Art and Life"

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"The Art of Living"

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"The Art of Living"

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One of the first large-scale performances, which Allan Kaprow organized and conducted in New York, was called:

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"Black bag"

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"Black bag"

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"Grandma's Boy"

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"Grandma's Boy"

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"18 happenings in 6 parts"

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"18 happenings in 6 parts"

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"Dropping a vase of the Han Dynasty"

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"Dropping a vase of the Han Dynasty"

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What did Allan Kaprow encourage his students and other contemporary artists to do?

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Move away from canvas and paints and draw inspiration from real life.

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Move away from canvas and paints and draw inspiration from real life.

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Destroy all their paintings and burn down the museums with their dusty exhibits.

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Destroy all their paintings and burn down the museums with their dusty exhibits.

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Sign the Free Arts manifesto and follow its guidelines.

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Sign the Free Arts manifesto and follow its guidelines.

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Pay more attention to political and social topics.

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Pay more attention to political and social topics.

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The main attribute in the performance called “Yard”, which was held more than 20 times in various cities, were:

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Children's musical instruments.

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Children's musical instruments.

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Balloons.

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Balloons.

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Various garden tools and plants.

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Various garden tools and plants.

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Old rubber tires.

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Old rubber tires.

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In addition to creating unusual art performances and writing theoretical works, Allan Kaprow was engaged in…

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teaching activities

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teaching activities

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organizing work of several of his own galleries

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organizing work of several of his own galleries

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writing critical reviews of the work of other artists

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writing critical reviews of the work of other artists

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interior design and creation of several architectural objects

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interior design and creation of several architectural objects

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What did the artist propose to do to the participants of the Dirt Exchange Happening?

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Cover themselves with mud from head to toe and take a picture like that.

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Cover themselves with mud from head to toe and take a picture like that.

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Create sculptures from clay and ground.

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Create sculptures from clay and ground.

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Exchange a bucket of dirt from anywhere for a bucket of dirt from the artist's garden.

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Exchange a bucket of dirt from anywhere for a bucket of dirt from the artist's garden.

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Clean the city streets.

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Clean the city streets.

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The ideas and practices of this philosophical and religious movement attracted the artist and influenced the motives of the later work of Allan Kaprow.

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Zoroastrianism.

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Zoroastrianism.

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Legism.

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Legism.

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Taoism.

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Taoism.

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Zen Buddhism.

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Zen Buddhism.

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The participants in this happening organized by Allan Kaprow build a house out of ice bricks.

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"Exchange of dirt".

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"Exchange of dirt".

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"Liquids".

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"Liquids".

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"Words".

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"Words".

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"Eat".

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"Eat".

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In the 1970s, the artist refused to associate his name with the concept of happening. He began to organize small events for several people, which he named