This artist scrawled a phrase meaning “ART equals CAPITAL” on a dollar bill and beat his student in a “Boxing Match for Direct Democracy.” This artist paired basalt markers with the seven thousand oak trees he planted in the city of Kassel. (10[2])This (10[1])fedora (10[1])wearer used the (10[1])phrase “everyone is an artist” (10[1])to illustrate his theory of “social sculpture.” In a mythologized origin story, this artist claimed he was rescued by (10[1])Tatars after his plane was shot down, (10[1])an experience that influenced his “shamanistic” use of fat. For one piece, this artist used a walking stick (10[1])and a felt blanket (10[2])for (10[1])protection (10[1])before the latter was torn to shreds. (10[1])In another piece, (10[1])this artist covered his face in gold leaf and honey (10[1])while whispering to the title creature. In his piece (10[1])I Like America and America Likes (10[1])Me, he lived in a room with a coyote. (10[1])For 10 points, name this German performance artist, an affiliate of Fluxus behind How to Explain Pictures to a Dead Hare. ■END■ (0[2])