Sentence examples for provocative performance from inspiring English sources
No one could turn out the lights at the "performative discussion" between the provocative performance artist Ann Liv Young and the artist A. L. Steiner at the sunlit MoMA P.S. 1 in Long Island City, Queens, on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Grooms began his career in the 1950s, mixing media and an interest in pop culture and everyday life into theatrical sets, installations and experimental spectacles (one provocative performance simulated a building fire, with performers jumping out of flaming windows).
Other highlights of the night included Miley Cyrus's provocative performance of 'Blurred Lines', with singer Robin Thicke.
Tolokonnikova is serving two years following the band's politically provocative performance in Moscow's main Orthodox cathedral in 2012.
But there is more to Ms. Schneemann, now 70, than provocative performance art, as is clearly revealed in this exhibition, organized by Brian Wallace, the Dorsky Museum's curator.
Their 35-year-history encompasses political protest, eclectic collaborations and provocative performance – all of which come together in DS30, a stirring work commemorating the miners' strike.
This pianist has provided some fine, provocative performances of both Classical repertory played on the fortepiano and Romantic literature performed on a concert grand.
The Centre for Political Beauty has a history of staging provocative performances teetering on the edge of illegality.
By dint of his provocative performances and videos, his critical intelligence and his charismatic personality, he became a legend in his own time.
By then he was familiar with the work of the Vienna Actionists, whose provocative performances involving masturbation, self-mutilation and dead animals dominated the Viennese art scene of the 1960s.
"There are a lot of jokes about fake products and tainted food, but none of it gets put on the Internet," lamented Chu Yang, 31, an avid cross talk fan who travels to Tianjin to see more provocative performances.
