Classic Escape (book), 149 Clegg & Guttmann, 197, 199 Coleman, Ornette, 94 Collective Actions Group (CAG), 154 Collins, Phil, 226–7 Commissariat <strong>of</strong> Enlightenment, 51 Common Task (fi lm), 255 La Commune (fi lm), 229 Community <strong>Art</strong>s Movement, 4 Community Cameos (artwork), 181 Concretion-Re (artwork), 265 Conducta, 246–7 Construction Site (artwork), 1 Constructivism (artwork), 51 Consummated Revolution (artwork), 12 Contemporary <strong>Art</strong> Archive (collection), 269 Contorno (journal), 106 Conversation Pieces (artwork), 23 Copenhagen Postmen’s Orchestra (artwork), 221 The Creative Theatre (book), 58 Critique <strong>of</strong> Judgment (book), 271 Cross-Country Homage to Walter de Maria (artwork), 143 Cuban Missile Crisis, 97 Culture in Action, 246 Cummings, Neil, 35 Cycle <strong>of</strong> Experimental <strong>Art</strong> (artwork), 105, 118, 122, 127 Dada, 66 Danger! Offi cial Secret RSG-6 (pamphlet), 83–4 Darwin, Charles, 203 The Dawn (play), 53 A Day in <strong>the</strong> Street (artwork), 88, 91, 103 Deák, Františak, 59 Debord, Guy, 11, 18, 78, 81, 84–5, 129, 132 Déchirex (fi lm), 98–9 Dedinská svatba (artwork), 144 index 375 Degas, Edgar, 144 De Gaulle, Charles, 99 Delahante, Susana, 247, 249 Deleuze, Gilles, 11, 200, 237 Delivering Facts, Producing Tears (artwork), 233 Deller, Jeremy, 30–3, 190, 221, 285 A Demonstration for All <strong>the</strong> Senses (artwork), 133 Demonstration for J. M. (artwork), 139 De Strip (artwork), 1 Détournement, 84 DHSS Mental Health Group, 172 ‘Die Welt als Labyrinth’ (exhibition), 87 Diffi cult Ceremony (artwork), 137 Dion, Mark, 196, 200–4, 269 Dipper, Andrew, 165, 168–9 Distinction (artwork), 38 Documenta (exhibitions) 6 (1977), 244 9 (1992), 194 10 (1997), 194 11, 21, 194, 246 Dogg’s Troupe, 180 Down with <strong>the</strong> Slave Trade! (artwork), 185 Duveen Gallery, 226 East <strong>Art</strong> Map (artwork), 130 Eco, Umberto, 107 Educational Darts (1971), 183 Eighteen Happenings in Six Parts (artwork), 94 Eight People Facing A Wall (artwork), 233 Einstein Class, 255, 256, 257, 259, 266 Eisenstein, Sergei, 56 Elizalde, Rodolfo, 119 Elmgreen & Dragset, 220, 229, 249 The English Civil War Part II (artwork), 32, 33 L’Enterrement de la chose de Tinguely (artwork), 94
Eriksson, Annika, 1, 221 Escari, Raúl, 107 Esche, Charles, 16 Escuela de Conducta (artwork), 246–7 El Esc<strong>and</strong>alo de lo Real (artwork), 246–7, 249 Estado de Excepción (artwork), 248–9, 259 Ethics (book), 260, 261 The Ethics <strong>of</strong> Psychoanalysis (book), 111 Evans, Garth, 165 Eva’s Wedding (artwork), 144–6 An Event for <strong>the</strong> Post Offi ce (artwork), 135, 136 Evreinov, Nikolai, 59, 60 Excursion to Saint Julien-le-Pauvre (artwork), 69 Farewell to Spring (artwork), 146 Ferrari, Léon, 105, 121, 127 Le Figaro (periodical), 44 Figgis, Mike, 32, 35, 37 Filliou, Robert, 94, 164 Firminy Music Library (artwork), 197 First Snow Festival (artwork), 143 Fishkin, Vadim, 211 Flanagan, Barry, 165 Flat Cap (artwork), 160 Folk Archive (artwork), 30 Fontana, Lucio, 87–8 Forti, Simone, 235 Foster, Hal, 3, 199 Foucault, Michel, 236 Fougeron, André, 80 The Foundation Pit (artwork), 55 4'33" (musical composition), 166 450 Paid People (artwork), 222 Frankfurt School, 237 Free International University for Creativity <strong>and</strong> Interdisciplinary Research, 243 Freire, Paulo, 11, 122, 243, 266, 269 Frieze <strong>Art</strong> Fair, 1, 224, 229–30 index 376 From One Revolution to Ano<strong>the</strong>r (artwork), 30 Full Circle (artwork), 203 Fuller, Peter, 170–1 Fülöp-Miller, René, 57–8, 61 Futurist Serata in Perugia (artwork), 42 ‘Futurist Syn<strong>the</strong>tic Theatre Manifesto’, 44 Games for <strong>the</strong> New Years (artwork), 182 Gan, Alexei, 51 García, Dora, 126, 224–5 Gas Masks (artwork), 56, 57 Gauguin, Paul, 83 Geldern, James von, 58 Geys, Jef, 195, 243 Gilbert, David, 32 Giroux, Henry, 266 Gleizes, Albert, 46 Godard, Jean-Luc, 81 Goldman, Emma, 61–2 Gonzalez-Foerster, Dominique, 199, 207 Good Feelings in Good Times (artwork), 126 Good Intentions: Judging <strong>the</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>of</strong> Encounter (artwork), 23 Gormley, Anthony, 277–8 Gosling, Nigel, 170 Gr<strong>and</strong>e Saison Dada (artwork/ performance), 6, 66 Gr<strong>and</strong>e Serata Futurista (artwork), 42 GRAV. See Groupe recherche d’<strong>Art</strong> Visuel Green, Renée, 196–7, 198 Groupe Recherche d’<strong>Art</strong> Visuel (GRAV), 4, 78, 87, 90–3, 97, 102, 103, 104, 166 Groys, Boris, 154, 160, 190 The Guardian (artwork), 170, 230 Guattari, Félix, 11, 98, 237, 272, 273 Guide à la clé’ (artwork), 6 Gutov, Dmitri, 211, 212
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ARTIFICIAL HELLS Participatory Art
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Contents Introduction 1 1 The Socia
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Introduction All artists are alike.
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