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Yoko Ono's Pamplemousse - Critical Reflection
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The extracts of Pamplemousse from Japanese-born, American Citizen Yoko Ono’s Grapefruit are challenging pieces of art. The French term Pamplemousse is an adopted word from the Dutch language which refers to the Tamil word bambolmas. A citrus fruit that has striking resemblance to that of a grapefruit, it is an allegory for the title of Ono’s 1964 piece.
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Yoko Ono Arising →
ARISING
A CALL
WOMEN OF ALL AGES, FROM ALL COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD: YOU ARE INVITED TO SEND A TESTAMENT OF HARM DONE TO YOU BY MEN, FOR BEING A WOMAN. WRITE YOUR TESTAMENT IN YOUR OWN LANGUAGE, IN YOUR OWN WORDS, AND WRITE HOWEVER OPENLY YOU WISH. YOU MAY SIGN YOUR FIRST NAME IF YOU WISH, BUT DO NOT GIVE YOUR FULL NAME.
SEND A PHOTOGRAPH ONLY OF YOUR EYES.
THE TESTAMENTS OF HARM AND...
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Yoko Ono comes into her own in biography -... →
Though she became famous as “the woman who broke up the Beatles,” Ono was an established avant-garde artist before she met Lennon. This intelligent — though occasionally overly adoring — authorized biography goes beyond the usual “ballad of John and Yoko.”
Authors Nell Beram and Carolyn Boriss-Krimsky look at Ono alone, revealing an original, independent...
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March 2013
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