Neo-Concrete

What is the name of this art Installation from Helio Oiticica?

• Trópicos

• Tropicaliente

• Tropicália

How does "Parangolé" work?

• The public have to get anything and put on their head.

• The public have to dress the art piece and dance. The moviments and participation creates the art.

• The public have to look others dancing.

Helio Oiticica's "Bólides" were created to encourage the public to have:

• sensory experiences

• racional experiences

• creative experiences

What was the name of the artistic movement that Hélio Oiticica was part of?

• Neo-Classicism

• Concrete

• Neo-Concrete

Choose the right sentence about Neo-Concrete's characteristics

• Neo-Concretists believed that the construction of a painting, as well as that of its elements, must be simple and visually controllable.

• Neo-Concretists believed that they should exclude lyricism, drama, symbolism, and so on.

• Neo-Concretists believed that artworks were not simply static representations or forms; rather “art should be like living organisms.

In "Bilaterais e Relevos espaciais" Helio Oiticica wanted to:

• Make beautiful shapes.

• Bring shape and color into space.

• Actually he did't know what he was doing.

What is the name of this art Installation?

• Ninhos

• Beliche

• Toca

In "Grande Núcleo"...

• nobody can move. The essential part is the contemplation.

• the idea is to get tired of that colour.

• the interaction and movement of people around the work is essential for making sense of the work.

How is the name of this type of art that the public can interact with the work? (Like "Candy Pieces of Felix Gonzáles)

• Relational Art

• Relate Art

• Interact Art