The document discusses several art movements from the 1960s including Nouveau Realism, Fluxus, and key artists associated with them. Nouveau Realism was defined by a 1960 manifesto as perceiving the real in new ways. Examples discussed include Yves Klein's photograph of leaping into the void, Jean Tinguely's self-destructing sculpture in MoMA's garden, and Arman embedding cars in cement. The Fluxus movement was defined by George Maciunas' 1963 manifesto. Works mentioned are Yoko Ono's Cut Piece performance, and Joseph Beuys' installation with a bus and sledges.