January 2012
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Enlarge your photograph(s) and make many
kites and fly.
When the sky is filled...
– Yoko Ono, “KITE PIECE III” (1963 autumn)
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Borrow the Mona Lisa from the gallery.
Make a kite out of it and fly.
Fly it...
– Yoko Ono, “KITE PIECE I” (1963 autumn)
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Write all the things you intend to do.
Show that to somebody.
Let him sleep...
– Yoko Ono, “SLEEPING PIECE II” (1960 winter)
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Write all the things you want to do.
Ask others to do them and sleep
until...
– Yoko Ono, “SLEEPING PIECE I” (1960 winter)
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Ride bicycles anywhere you can in
the concert hall.
Do not make any noise.
– Yoko Ono, “BICYCLE PIECE FOR ORCHESTRA” (1962 autumn)
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Question: What is your favorite New Years Eve memory?
Yoko: Every year of the ones we spent in our apartment in Dakota. We would watch the TV and when the ball fell in Times Square, John carried Sean and all three of us went to our living room called the SKY (another word for it was and is the WHITE ROOM) and John would show Sean the fireworks start in Central Park exactly on midnight. All...
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December 2011
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beatlesneveroutofstyle:
Sean Lennon is seriously the funniest and cutest person I think I have ever seen. He is so cute, he is like “Hey you caught me picking my nose man, delete that” and Yoko is just like “What?” she is so cute! They are both adorable! And I mean this is the paparazzi who are taking pictures of him eating with his Mom and here he is being so sweet and just so nice! Please...
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PAINTING FOR BURIAL (1961)
ieatyouruterus:
On the night of the full moon, place a canvas in the garden from 1:00 AM till dawn. When the canvas is dyed thoroughly in rose with the morning light, dismember or fold it and bury. The ways of burial:
1.) Bury it in the garden and place a marker with a number on it.
2.) Sell it to the rag man.
3.) Throw it in the garbage.
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Volume Magazine: Yoko Ono “A Stepping Stone To The... →
Born in 1933, Yoko Ono has engaged with some of the most tragic and inspiring events of the 20th century – from the fire-bombing of Tokyo during the Second WOrld War and the death of her late husband, John Lennon, to her involvement with Fluxus and the ‘Bed-In for Peace’. Despite, or perhaps because of her storied past, Ono refuses to weigh herself down with the burdens of legacy and pushes...
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