How Was Yoko Ono Born? | MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART TOKYO Gallery
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November 5, 2015

How Was Yoko Ono Born? | MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART TOKYO Gallery

Yoko Ono, "FROM MY WINDOW: Salem 1692," 2002, pigment on canvas, Private Collection. © YOKO ONO 2015
Yoko Ono, "Cloud Piece," 1963/2005, part of the permanent exhibition "Sky TV for Hokkaido" at Tokachi Millennium Forest. © YOKO ONO 2015<br> Instruction for "Cloud Piece": "Imagine the clouds are dripping. Dig a hole in your garden to put them in." Spring 1963
Yoko Ono, "Hole," 2009, bullet-pierced glass panel with inscribed text "Walk around to the other side of the glass and look through the hole," metal frame (part), Private Collection. © YOKO ONO 2015
Yoko Ono, "Vertical Memory," 1997, 22 framed Iris prints with text. Photo: Colin Davison, Private Collection. © YOKO ONO 2015
Yoko Ono, "Chair Piece," 1962, performed at "An Event of John Cage and David Tudor" (Kyoto Kaikan, October 12, 1962). Photo: Yasuhiro Yoshioka, Private Collection, Courtesy of Lenono Photo Archive. © YOKO ONO 2015
Yoko Ono, "Painting to be Constructed in the Head, Part 1," Spring 1962, type, ink on postcard, Private Collection. © YOKO ONO 2015<br> Painting to be Constructed in the Head<br> Deform the square canvas in your head until it becomes a circle. Stop at some point in the process and stretch onto the canvas the color, sound, smell, or object that you recall from that shape. Spring 1962
Yoko Ono, "Early One Morning" from "Invisible Flowers," 1952, ink pastel on paper, Private Collection. © YOKO ONO 2015
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