“Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind” is an exhibit originally staged at the Tate Modern in London in 2024 and is now being exhibited ...

Not-so-forbidden fruit: Installation view of Yoko Ono’s "Apple" (1966), at MoMA in 2015. At Carnegie Recital Hall, 1965: “Cut Piece,” performed by Ono. Left ...

A man and a woman are squeezing into a large black sack. “Let’s roll around on the floor,” suggests the bloke. “Are you coming down?” she replies. And with that, like a stricken pantomime horse, a ...

A major retrospective at Tate Modern instructs visitors to draw their own shadows, shake hands through a canvas and imagine paintings in their heads. By Emily LaBarge The critic Emily LaBarge saw the ...

This new Yoko Ono retrospective is epic but intimate, impossibly earnest but funny and full of irony, without a single wink.

The exhibition spotlights more than 200 works by the 92-year-old artist, from provocative early works to more recent creations ...

LONDON (AP) — Before there was John and Yoko — and after — there was just Yoko Ono. The Japanese-American artist became a global celebrity through her marriage to John Lennon, her partner for more ...

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 ...