Jackson Pollock was an Abstract Expressionist artist, not a Neo-Dada artist.

Monogram is a work by Robert Rauschenberg that combines a stuffed goat with a tire. It is one of his most famous works.

Target with Four Faces is a work by Jasper Johns that depicts a target with four faces. It is one of his most famous works.

Neo-Dada artists often rejected abstraction in favor of using everyday objects and popular culture imagery.

Robert Rauschenberg, Jasper Johns, and Claes Oldenburg are all known for their use of assemblage in their work.

The Giant Hamburger is a work by Claes Oldenburg that depicts a giant hamburger. It is one of his most famous works.

Neo-Dada artists often explored themes of consumerism, popular culture, and politics, but they did not often explore the theme of nature.

Allan Kaprow is known for his use of performance art in his work.

18 Happenings in 6 Parts is a work by Allan Kaprow that involved a group of people walking through a city street while carrying objects. It is one of his most famous works.

Performance art is often not rehearsed.

Robert Rauschenberg, Jasper Johns, and George Maciunas are all known for their use of Fluxus in their work.

Fluxus Year Box is a work by George Maciunas that involved a series of events and performances. It is one of his most famous works.

Fluxus is often not serious.

Robert Rauschenberg, Jasper Johns, and Ray Johnson are all known for their use of mail art in their work.

New York Correspondance School is a work by Ray Johnson that involved sending out collages and other ephemera through the mail. It is one of his most famous works.