Guerrilla Art Action Group
1. Does "Guerrilla Art Action Group" mean "an activist group that performs guerrilla art"?
2. Does the highlighted section mean "on the papers thrown in the air the date November 10, 1969 was written"?
Context:
Perhaps the best known of these actions, and in some ways the most direct and literal representation of the violence of war, was Blood Bath, staged by the Guerrilla Art Action Group (GAAG) in the lobby of MoMA in
New York, in November 1969. Group members Jon Hendricks, Jean Toche, Poppy Johnson, and Silvianna (Silvia Goldsmith) entered each museum and threw a text of their demands, dated November 10, 1969, into the air.
Top answer
1. Yes 2. Yes.
- 1.
- Yes 2.
- Yes.
- But details of their demands were also written on the papers.
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1. Yes
2. Yes. But details of their demands were also written on the papers.
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