Video Art and Performance primarily uses video as its medium, often combined with live performance elements.

Nam June Paik is widely recognized as a pioneer in Video Art and Performance, known for his innovative use of video technology in artistic contexts.

Video Performance is the term used to describe the combination of video and live performance in Video Art and Performance.

Identity and Representation is a common theme explored in Video Art and Performance, often addressing issues of self, body, and social identity.

Live performance in Video Art and Performance is often used to engage the audience directly, creating a more immersive and participatory experience.

The Video Art Performance of Joan Jonas is a notable example of Video Art and Performance, known for its exploration of identity, memory, and the relationship between the body and technology.

Technology in Video Art and Performance serves as a platform for artistic expression, allowing artists to explore new possibilities and create unique visual and sensory experiences.

Video Art and Performance is often characterized by its ephemeral and time-based nature, with works existing in the moment of their creation and performance.

In Video Art and Performance, the video and the live performance are often interdependent and complementary, working together to create a cohesive and immersive experience.

Video Art and Performance often challenges traditional notions of art by blurring the boundaries between art and life, questioning the role of the artist, the artwork, and the audience.

Real-time manipulation and improvisation are common techniques used in Video Art and Performance, allowing artists to respond spontaneously to the moment and create unique and unrepeatable experiences.

Video Art and Performance often directly addresses and critiques contemporary social and political issues, using the medium as a platform for activism and social commentary.

In Video Art and Performance, the audience often plays an active role, participating in the performance through interaction, feedback, or their own interpretations.

Video Art and Performance challenges and expands the definition of art by exploring new possibilities, blurring boundaries, and engaging with contemporary issues, contributing to the evolution of contemporary art.

Video Art and Performance represents a radical departure from traditional art forms, challenging conventions, exploring new technologies, and engaging with contemporary issues, making it a significant movement in art history.