Performance art is a form of art in which the artist's body and actions are the primary medium of expression.

Performance art is often performed in non-traditional spaces, such as streets, parks, or even private homes.

Marina Abramović, Joseph Beuys, and Yves Klein are all considered pioneers of performance art.

The Artist Is Present was a performance piece by Marina Abramović in which she sat motionless for six hours, inviting visitors to touch her.

The Silence of Marcel Duchamp is a performance piece by Yves Klein, not Joseph Beuys.

Anthropometry was a performance piece by Yves Klein in which he painted nude models blue and then pressed them against canvases.

Landscape is not a common theme explored in performance art.

Fluxus, Happening, and Body Art are all movements that emerged in the 1960s and 1970s, which emphasized the importance of the artist's body and actions in the creation of art.

The Royal Shakespeare Company is a theatre company, not a performance art group.

The Performance Art Biennale is a biennial performance art festival that takes place in Venice, Italy.

Marina Abramović is a Serbian performance artist, not from the United States.

This is Propaganda is a performance art piece by Tino Sehgal in which he instructs participants to follow him around a museum, whispering secrets in their ears.

The White Album is a music album by The Beatles, not a performance art piece by Laurie Anderson.

Organic Honey's Visual Telepathy is a performance art piece by Joan Jonas in which she uses video and live performance to explore the relationship between the body and technology.

Marina Abramović is a Serbian performance artist, not from the United Kingdom.