Yoko Ono’s most interesting artworks & exhibitions
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Born in 1933 in Tokyo, Japan, Yoko Ono is a household name in the world of art. She’s generally considered a pioneer of conceptual and performance art, although her work also includes filmmaking, music, experimental art, and feminist art. Yoko Ono has made major headlines over the years, particularly for her famous marriage to the late music maestro John Lennon.
Ono’s notable works include Cut Piece (1964), Apple (1966), and Wish Tree (1996). She has been associated with several major art movements, including Fluxus.
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