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Yoko Ono

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  • Yoko Ono ‘Wish Tree’ in Full Bloom NBC Nightly News: Most leaves have fallen this autumn, but at this ‘Wish Tree’ in New York, they’re growing more bountiful. Visitors at Wave Hill Public Garden share their handwritten wishes of hope, peace, and more, as part of Yoko Ono’s global art installation that started in 1996. Emilie Ikeda on the good news tonight. @NBCNews

    2025/11/08に公開Wave Hill Public Gardens アメリカ合衆国

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  • Surviving trauma, Yoko Ono became an artist of exemplary generosity. Her celebrity often overshadows her enduringly radical art, still fresh in a Chicago retrospective. From a combination of knowing naiveté and powerfully projected fragility, Yoko Ono gave birth to a strange new species of artistic success. Her achievement had more to do with forms of reciprocity than with the one-way street of “self-expression.” So it’s hardly Ono’s fault that her art’s reception has been distorted by more lurid narratives (she broke up the Beatles! she bewitched John Lennon! she’s crazy!). The onus is rather on us, now that she is 92, to look more attentively at what she achieved, weigh its worth and accept her invitation to think less about her and more about us — all of us. Worth, in any case, is notional. “The job of the artist is not to destroy,” Ono once said, “but to change the value of things.” A Yoko Ono retrospective, “Music of the Mind,” recently arrived in Chicago after attracting large crowds in London and Düsseldorf, Germany. The show includes films, music, drawings, sculptures and archival ephemera, but the best works are sets of instructions written down on paper. More at https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/art/2025/11/05/yoko-ono-music-of-the-mind-mca-chicago/ @washingtonpost

    2025/11/06に公開Chicago MOCA アメリカ合衆国

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    2025/11/01に公開- 指定なし

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  • YOKO ONO: MUSIC OF THE MIND Debuts at Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago. LeeAnn Trotter reports on a new exhibit chronicling Yoko Ono’s life for @NBCChicago. @mcachicago #musicofthemind #yokoono

    2025/10/22に公開Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago アメリカ合衆国

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  • POWER TO THE PEOPLE is Out Now! → https://johnlennon.lnk.to/PTTPStore John & Yoko/Plastic Ono Band with Elephant’s Memory and Special Guests, Live at the One To One Concert, New York City 1972. Produced by Sean Ono Lennon, Mixed & Engineered by Paul Hicks and Sam Gannon. Completely remixed from the original analogue multitrack tapes. The Ultimate Collection is a Deluxe Box Set containing 31 concert tracks + 92 bonus live and studio tracks in HD Stereo, HD 5.1 Surround and Dolby Atmos. Housed in a Lenticular Box, it contains 9 CDs, 3 Blu-Rays, a 204 Page Hardback Book, Newsprint Poster, 2 Postcards, 12 Stickers, 2 Replica Tickets, Backstage & Aftershow Passes. Also available: 31 tracks from the Afternoon and Evening concerts in a 4LP Lenticular Box Set or 2CD Lenticular Triple Gatefold. The 17 track Hybrid ‘Best Of’ Concert is available over 2LPs in 180g audiophile black or 180g transparent green vinyl or 1 CD. #powertothepeople

    2025/10/17に公開Madison Square Garden アメリカ合衆国

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  • ACORNS FOR PEACE It was 20 years ago today that Yoko Ono visited Coventry Cathedral to plant a new pair of oak tree saplings as a symbol of peace. At the event on 14 October 2005, Ono revealed to hundreds of people who had gathered that the city was where her and John Lennon’s campaign for peace had began in 1968. “It was here in Coventry the first public manifestation of our message occurred, so it is great to be back here 37 years later, to continue something we started together, John would have loved it,” she said at the time. The pair had originally visited the site in the late 60s, travelling to the city to submit their Acorns for Peace sculpture in an exhibition at the cathedral. The artwork consisted of a circular white wrought-iron seat that surrounded two acorns, which would grow over time inside as a living sculpture but the two acorns were dug up by fans. Now, the two oak trees, which were planted by Yoko Ono from saplings in 2005, stand in Cuckoo Lane close to the Cathedral ruins.

    2025/10/14に公開Coventry Cathedral イギリス

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  • IMAGINE PEACE TOWER IS LIT Join us at imaginepeacetower.com

    2025/10/10に公開Imagine Peace Tower アイスランド

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  • GIVE PEACE A CHANCE Preorder POWER TO THE PEOPLE now → johnlennon.lnk.to/PTTPStore #powertothepeople

    2025/10/10に公開Madison Square Garden アメリカ合衆国

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  • HOUND DOG Preorder POWER TO THE PEOPLE now → johnlennon.lnk.to/PTTPStore #powertothepeople

    2025/10/09に公開Madison Square Garden アメリカ合衆国

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  • LAW AND ORDER Preorder POWER TO THE PEOPLE now → link in bio #powertothepeople

    2025/10/08に公開- 指定なし

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  • In December 1960, Yoko Ono began hosting a series of events and performances at her Chambers Street loft in Lower Manhattan. Curated by Ono and La Monte Young, the series became both a testing ground and meeting place for a rising generation of influential artists working across music, poetry, visual art, performance, and dance. Attendees included Isamu Noguchi, Robert Rauschenberg, John Cage, Marcel Duchamp, Peggy Guggenheim, Max Ernst, Simone Forti, Charlotte Moorman, Ray Johnson, Walter De Maria, among many others. Ono also used the loft to publicly present her own work for the first time, most notably her Instruction Paintings, which invited audience participation through pieces like Painting to Be Stepped On, Add Color Painting, Shadow Painting, and Kitchen Piece. 1. Yoko Ono in her loft with Toshi Ichiyanagi and Toshiro Mayuzumi 2. From left: Yoko Ono, Isamu Noguchi, and Toshiro Mayuzumi 3. From left: Yoko Ono, Simone Forti, John Cage, David Tudor, Kenji Kobayashi, La Monte Young, Toshi Ichiyanagi, Toshiro Mayuzumi, and Isamu Noguchi standing on Ono’s Painting to Be Stepped On 4. Yoko Ono with Robert Rauschenberg 5. Toshi Ichiyanagi performing with Kenji Kobayashi and Simone Forti, while Yoko Ono’s work is activated along the windows 6. Yoko Ono with Toshi Ichiyanagi (to her right) during a performance 7. Simone Forti, Charlotte Moorman, and others during a performance 8. Yoko Ono activating one of her participation works 9. Attendees gathered, including Yoko Ono and Robert Rauschenberg Photos by Minoru Niizuma

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  • MUSAC—Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Castilla y León—presents a wide-ranging survey of Yoko Ono’s practice, assembling more than seventy works across approximately 1,700 square meters to trace a career that moves fluently between performance, conceptual and participatory art, film, sound, installation, painting, and photography. Opening 8 Nov 2025.

    2025/09/16に公開MUSAC スペイン

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  • Just blue like the ocean Add Colour (Refugee Boat), 1960/2016 Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind at Gropius Bau, Berlin until September 1 Photos by Luca Girardini

    2025/08/11に公開Gropius Bau ドイツ

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  • New profile picture for Power To The People era.

    2025/08/10に公開- 指定なし

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  • John Cage, Peggy Guggenheim, and Yoko Ono in Japan, 1962 In October of that year, Yoko Ono and Toshi Ichiyanagi helped to organize a concert tour across Japan for John Cage and David Tudor. Both Ono and Ichiyanagi performed alongside them in a series of groundbreaking events that introduced Cage’s work to a wider Japanese audience. The tour became known as “Cage shock” for its profound cultural impact. During the tour, Cage premiered his new work 0’0”, a conceptual follow-up to 4’33”, and dedicated it to Ono and Ichiyanagi. Peggy Guggenheim, a friend of both Cage and Ono, accompanied them on the tour.

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  • Put your shadows together until they become one. Shadow Piece, 1963 Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind at Gropius Bau, Berlin until September 1 Photos by Luca Girardini @gropiusbau

    2025/08/01に公開Gropius Bau ドイツ

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  • YOKO ONO: DREAM TOGETHER at Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin, on view through September 14, 2025 1. Franklin Summer (Imagine), 1999 2. Play It By Trust (Larger version for 20 players), 1966/1991 3. WAR IS OVER! If you want it, The New York Times, December 27, 2009 4. SKY / WATER, 1999 5. IMAGINE PEACE (24 languages), The New York Times, December 8, 2016 6. A HOLE TO SEE THE SKY THROUGH, 1971 Photos by David von Becker @neuenationalgalerie @klausbiesenbach

    2025/07/23に公開Neue Nationalgalerie ドイツ

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  • Yoko Ono’s “Draw Circle Painting” (1964) and “Wrapping Piece” (1962/1966) invite visitors to create the works through their participation, now on view in “A statue was here” at Tomio Koyama Gallery Tennoz, Tokyo, through July 5, 2025. Photos by Kenji Takahash @tomiokoyamagallery

    2025/07/04に公開- 指定なし

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  • “Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind” Gropius Bau, Berlin on view through August 31, 2025 Photos: Diana Pfammatter @gropiusbau

    2025/07/02に公開Gropius Bau ドイツ

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  • Yoko Ono “A statue was here” on view now at Tomio Koyama Gallery Roppongi, Tokyo June 10 - July 5, 2025 Photos by Kenji Takahash

    2025/06/14に公開小山登美夫ギャラリー　Tomio Koyama Gallery 日本 東京都

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