hapetustapahtumia
Hapetustapahtumia, also known as "happening" or "happening scene," is a subculture that emerged in the late 1950s and early 1960s, particularly in the United States. The term "happening" was coined by Allan Kaprow, an artist and poet, to describe a form of performance art that often involved spontaneous, unstructured events. These events were characterized by their unpredictability, improvisation, and a rejection of traditional artistic forms and structures.
Hapetustapahtumia often took place in unconventional settings, such as parks, streets, and public spaces, and were
The happening scene was influenced by various cultural movements of the time, including the Beat Generation,
Despite its relatively short lifespan, hapetustapahtumia had a significant impact on the development of performance art