A blog dedicated to Yoko Ono.
By Cara (thecurvature)
See also:
Fuck Yeah John & Yoko
Please Note: All images posted on this blog have been found and collected from the internet and are presented as visual inspiration for those viewing. These images are not presented as my own work, unless I note it under the specific post. Copyright still belongs to the owner / creator of each work. I don’t have any financial benefit from posting them.
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Yoko Ono viewing work by Cindy Sherman at the MOMA. Yoko’s review: “You should definitely go see it. You will see thousands of faces of us women.”
Source: instagr.am
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Richard Avedon show at Gagosian Gallery in Chelsea - 522 West 21st Street (by Yoko Ono official)
Source: Flickr / yokoonoofficial
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“Walking towards the IMAGINE PEACE TOWER, March 2012: I made a great one, John. You should be proud that you were the only one who knew it could be like this - forty years ago! You wanted it in your garden. Well, this is. yoko” - From Yoko Ono’s Instagram
Source: the-sixth-beatle
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Shoeless at Dia: Beacon. (Yoko took her shoes off because they started to squeak.)
Source: Flickr / yokoonoofficial
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The catalogue for Yoko’s Half a Wind exhibition, 1967.
Source: thegilly
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The Sunday Telegraph: Yoko Ono interview – ‘Numero Ono’ →
Ono is a very unusual woman. Her perceptions always have an edge and she’s never afraid to say what she thinks.
Here is her version of a compliment: “I love the way you’ve got one tooth sticking out. Really you wouldn’t be attractive at all without it.” For some reason I found that amusing and sweet.
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Yoko Ono, Box of Smile, 1971. When opened, the box reveals a mirror, prompting the viewer’s completion of the work.
This screen capture is from a book I am designing for YYZ Artists’ Outlet. I can’t wait for it to finally go to print.
Source: bearhair
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The before and after of my Cut Piece after Yoko Ono. Silkscreen and acrylic on canvas, 60x80 inches.
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“There seemed to be a shimmering air in the ’60s when I made these pieces, and now the air is bronzified. Now it’s the ’80s, and bronze is very ’80s in a way - solidity, commodity, all of that. For someone who went through the ’60s revolution, there has of course been an incredible change…I call the pieces petrified bronze. That freedom, all the hope and wishes are in some ways petrified.” - Yoko Ono
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Two more that I couldn’t fit into the previous photo set.
Painting To Be Stepped On, I assume, and what appears to be labeled Cleaning Piece For [Unreadable Initials]. (I’ve been unable to find anything about the latter.)
Source: thegilly
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