But when a performance involves this much walking, it's best to dress as if for a jewelry heist.
Last July Liberate Tate assembled a 16.5-metre wind turbine blade at Tate Modern in a performance involving over 100 people that became, at moments, quite confrontational.
Last fall it was the backdrop for a performance involving a fleet of motorcycles by the emerging artist Aaron Young; next month it will serve as a satellite location for the Whitney Biennial.
Standard drinking game rules apply tonight – a swig of whatever you fancy every time you spot a performance involving a) startling amounts of facial hair, b) excessive use of a wind machine, c) on-stage flames, d) accordion playing or e) gratuitous wearing of capes.
In the lingering scorching sun, the colony erupted in a performance involving a pool of water emanating synthesized sound, as an excess of soap bubbles cascaded from a contraption involving a vacuum cleaner and a garbage can.
A particular network type in which the multilevel algorithm showed an improved performance involved the complex networks of genetic interactions.
It's also a place where formerly private activities are now carried out in public – there's a degree of performance involved in attending.
A nationally known televangelist and the leader of a twelve-thousand-member church on the outskirts of Columbus, Parsley had gathered a thousand people for the event, and attracted bystanders with a multimedia performance involving a video on a Jumbotron and music by Christian singers and rappers broadcast so loud that it reverberated off the tall buildings south of the Statehouse.
That February performance involved a confrontation between her and a fellow artist, Georgia Sagri, and was curtailed abruptly when Mr. Biesenbach ordered the electricity shut off.
Her first exhibit, in a Milanese art gallery in 1993, centered on a diet diary she had kept for a decade and the performance involved other Brera students — some with eating disorders — parading around the so-called "Book of Food".
