- Gakushuin University
Yoko Ono developed a foundational conceptual and performance practice from instruction pieces, audience participation, film and sound. Her early works in New York and Tokyo helped establish a form of art in which an idea, action or invitation could be sufficient material.
Performance; instruction; film; music; installation
Artist Films
Curator Chrissie Iles in Conversation with Nate Lowman
Whitney Museum of American ArtOfficial source ↗ (opens in a new window)
Major Works
- 1964Cut Piece
- 1964Grapefruit
- 1961Painting to Hammer a Nail
- 1966Ceiling Painting / YES Painting
- 1970Fly
- 1966Film No. 4 (Bottoms)
- 1996 onwardWish Tree
- 1960sInstruction Paintings
- 1966Sky TV
- 2007Imagine Peace Tower
Interviews & Writing
- Museum-quality video search →RESEARCH QUEUEvideo
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