Installation Art

To create visual art only

To transform the viewer's perception of space

To challenge traditional art concepts

To use a wide range of materials

To convey a message

To challenge traditional art concepts

To stage installations in public areas

To use a variety of senses

An installation made of sugar and water

A glowing sun and mirror on the ceiling of the Tate Modern

An example of public art

An installation made entirely of milk crates

An installation made entirely of milk crates

An example of public art

An installation made of sugar and water

A glowing sun and mirror on the ceiling of the Tate Modern

To draw attention to the destructive impact of global warming

To transform the viewer's perception of space

To challenge traditional art concepts

To use a variety of senses

They are comical creations made entirely of milk crates

They are meant to convey a message about environmental issues

They challenge traditional art concepts

They are examples of public art

Hearing, touch, and smell

Sight and hearing

Touch and taste

Sight and smell

In the early 1960s

In the late 1960s

In the early 1970s

In the late 1970s

That art should be boring

That artists should not express their creativity

That art is only visual

That artists should not exhibit their works in all environments

It was made entirely of milk crates

It was an example of public art

It transformed the viewer's perception of space

It conveyed a message about environmental issues