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The 11 pages that link to Participatory art, each with the reason it gives.

• Installation artRelated: Some installations depend on audience movement, choice, or contribution.

• Contemporary artRelated: It shifts some artistic agency from the maker toward participants.

• Interactive artCompared with: Participation may shape a work without any technical system detecting or responding to actions.

• CraftivismRelated: Shared workshops and collaborative projects make participation a method of craftivist action.

• The GatesRelated: Walking beneath and between the panels shaped how visitors experienced the installation.

• Relational artRelated: Participation is a common way relational works produce social encounters.

• Burning ManRelated: Many works at Burning Man depend on interaction rather than passive viewing.

• Performing artsCompared with: Participatory art can blur the distinction between performer and audience.

• Félix González-TorresNarrower topic: Visitors’ actions can alter the installation rather than merely observe it.

• Larry HarveyRelated: Harvey’s model treated participants as contributors to the event’s culture and art.

• Lygia ClarkNarrower topic: Clark’s work helped make participation a central artistic medium.