*Consequences of a Gesture* (1993) by Daniel J. Martinez, with VinZula Kara, was a participatory parade through Chicago commemorating immigrant labor history. It combined performance, monument, and community engagement, turning streets into a living, historical stage.

Head Sculpture, a performance by Efrat Natan, used a T-shaped headpiece worn while walking in Tel Aviv after Independence Day to restrict vision and draw attention, questioning belonging, conformity, and militarized urban space through bodily limitation.

Dylaby was an exhibition that transformed the Stedelijk Museum into a playful labyrinth, prioritizing participation, bodily engagement, and co-creation over traditional art objects, foreshadowing experiential art of the 1960s.

A Monty Python sketch where John Cleese plays a serious civil servant at a fictional government office dedicated to inventing and funding absurd, exaggerated walking styles, satirizing bureaucracy through deadpan dialogue and extreme physical comedy.

The City Invaded by Blank Space (1973) is a participatory artwork presented at the 12th São Paulo Biennial during Brazil’s military dictatorship. Through blank signs, media interventions, and public actions, it created spaces for free expression, challenged censorship and state control, and culminated in the artist’s arrest, marking a powerful act of political resistance.

Collaborative project where youth created ghillie suits to explore visibility, belonging, and connections to nature, culminating in a site-specific “un-camouflaging” performance in Guildwood Park with support from the Ontario Arts Council.

Walking the Cabbage (2000–2025) by Han Bing is a social intervention in which he walks a Chinese cabbage on a leash through public spaces, using absurdist performance to question social norms, material values, and contemporary Chinese life.

WalkSpace: Beirut-Venice is a participatory artwork connecting simultaneous dérives in Beirut and Venice. Groups in each city guide each other in real time via video, maps, and tweets, creating an evolving relational space shaped by exploration, interaction, and chance.