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    Installation art refers to artwork created for a specific interior space that is intended to change the viewer's perception of that space. It often uses mixed media and consists of multiple components arranged in a large space as specified by the artist. Examples include Cornelia Parker's 1991 work "Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View" which involved exploding a shed filled with domestic junk, and Phyllida Barlow's 2014 sculpture "Dock" made of wood. Body painting is a temporary form of body art that involves painting designs directly onto the human skin. Earth and land art from the late 1960s involved large-scale natural and synthetic materials arranged in open outdoor spaces, such as Robert Smithson's 1970 spiral-shaped jetty in Utah

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    Installation art refers to artwork created for a specific interior space that is intended to change the viewer's perception of that space. It often uses mixed media and consists of multiple components arranged in a large space as specified by the artist. Examples include Cornelia Parker's 1991 work "Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View" which involved exploding a shed filled with domestic junk, and Phyllida Barlow's 2014 sculpture "Dock" made of wood. Body painting is a temporary form of body art that involves painting designs directly onto the human skin. Earth and land art from the late 1960s involved large-scale natural and synthetic materials arranged in open outdoor spaces, such as Robert Smithson's 1970 spiral-shaped jetty in Utah

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    Installation art refers to artwork created for a specific interior space that is intended to change the viewer's perception of that space. It often uses mixed media and consists of multiple components arranged in a large space as specified by the artist. Examples include Cornelia Parker's 1991 work "Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View" which involved exploding a shed filled with domestic junk, and Phyllida Barlow's 2014 sculpture "Dock" made of wood. Body painting is a temporary form of body art that involves painting designs directly onto the human skin. Earth and land art from the late 1960s involved large-scale natural and synthetic materials arranged in open outdoor spaces, such as Robert Smithson's 1970 spiral-shaped jetty in Utah

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    Installation art

     Term generally used to describe artwork located in three-dimensional interior


    space as the word “install” means putting something inside of something else.
     A three-dimensional visual artwork, often created for a specific place (in situ)
    and designed to change the perception of space.
     An installation is defined as “a work of art” that usually consists of multiple
    components often in mixed media and that is exhibited in a usually large space
    in an arrangement specified by the artist.
     The term "installation", which appeared in the 1970's, generally applies to works
    created for interior spaces (ie. gallery, museum)
     installation art has since become one of the most popular and widespread
    strands of ”contemporary art” practice, with artists embracing ever more
    adventurous and playful ways of transforming the gallery experience
     By the 1960s the term ‘installation art’ had been adopted by leading
    publications including Artforum, Arts Magazine and Studio International to
    describe a huge rising trend for assemblages and environments.

    Installation art example

    a room, where the artist includes the environment as part of the work, or other factors,
    which distinguishes their work from simply hanging a 2-D piece.

    Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View by Cornelia Parker 1991


    one of the most striking and memorable installation artworks of recent times. To
    create this work, Parker filled an old shed with domestic junk including old toys and
    tools, before having the entire shed exploded in a field by the British Army. 

    Dock by Phyllida Barlow 2014

    These artworks deliberately evaded the art market, since they were almost
    impossible to sell and had to be taken apart at the end of the exhibition. Instead,
    they have lived on through photographic documentation, known as an ‘installation
    shot.’ 

    Body Art
     The installation involving Body painting is a meeting point of different at
    directions ad visual aspects. It could be a combination of assemblage art, land
    art, fashion, stage design, costumes props, objects sculptures, plants,
    performance, and painting bodies.
     87728645act of painting  the body  is a form of body art. Unlike tattoo and other
    forms of body art, body painting is temporary, painted onto the human skin, and
    lasts for only several hours
    The boundary between fine art painting, camouflage and installation body painting are
    sometimes very thin.

    By Bella Volen 2014


    /insert other pic/
    This act of painting  the body  is a form of body art. Unlike tattoo and other forms of
    body art, body painting is temporary, painted onto the human skin, and lasts for only
    several hours
    Earth and Land Performance art
     Artists in the late 1960s began creating "earth art" or "land art" using rock,
    wood and synthetic materials
     The works frequently existed in the open and are left to change and erode
    under natural conditions. Many of the works were temporary from the
    beginning, have since been destroyed and now only exist as photographic
    documents
    /insert picture/
    http://www.arthistoryarchive.com/arthistory/earthart/images/RobertSmithson-
    Spiral-Jetty-Great-Salt-Lake-01-1970.jpg
    Spiral Jetty By; Robert Smithson 1970

    Spiral Jetty, the most famous of all earth art pieces, is considered to be the
    masterpiece of American sculptor Robert Smithson, is the name of an
    earthwork sculpture built in 1970.

    Walter De Maria- Mile Long Drawing, Mojave Desert 1968


    Inspired by ancient monoliths like Stone Henge and America's mound builders
    (in combination with modernism and minimalism)

    References

    https://davidcharlesfox.com/what-is-installation-art-description-history-and-prominent-
    artists/?
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    https://bella-volen.com/installation-body-art-transformation.html?
    fbclid=IwAR2zLG6voXBJlNs8nRtYkPlvxfhvDgspmg-RbnPtWKT-
    1UFpR_s_cBUaswo#:~:text=The%20installation%20involving%20body%20painting,%2C
    %20performance%2C%20and%20painted%20bodies
    http://www.arthistoryarchive.com/arthistory/earthart/?fbclid=IwAR1ycJy-
    kFjCj4hIOXXgQ71RYFBSHjHHTf6r33jh5UHXu850agI2znOrAh8

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