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imagine
peace Yoko Ono’s exhibition at JEMA includes her text-based work IMAGINE PEACE (2007) as well as WISH PIECE (1996).
yoko
ono: touch me
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the sky and my head
Press release (with thanks to Miki): "Gallery 360 Degrees Tokyo is pleased to announced that they will exhibit Yoko Ono's radical film installation, Fly. (--) . The work incorporates 6 DVDs of Yoko Ono's 1970 landmark film, Fly, installed in a dark room, with a time lapse between the beginning of each film and the next, creating an impression of having seen it before, and seeing it into the future. The sound work for each film is set at the same volume, so that a new experience of sound is created by the installation. There will also be an installation in the gallery of Yoko Ono's conceptual artist publication, Museum of Modern F art (1971)."
A solo exhibition by Yoko Ono with for instance Wish Tree, Half-A-Room, Endangered Species 2319-2322, Blood Objects
UTSA
Art Gallery, San Antonio, Texas From the exhibition press release: "Yoko Ono Imagine Peace, featuring John & Yoko's Year of Peace, focuses on the thematic ideals of peace and love, and follows the work of Yoko Ono and John Lennon chronologically as solo artists, as a couple in the 1960s, and also includes Ono's recent solo works."
Yoko Ono will be opening the exhibition with a performance on June 13th, at 6 pm.
From the
exhibition press release: "Yoko Ono's first exhibition in Turkey is at Kasa
Galeri from 2nd May. Yoko Ono's exhibition titled "Open City' will meet its
visitors with nine installation pieces. Installations with the motives she often
used such as 'water', 'sky', 'nature' and the 'peace' theme, are still reflecting
the attitude of Fluxus movement of which Ono was a founder member in early 1960s."
RIA Novosti: "Yoko Ono's Odyssey of a Cockroach installation will be shown as part of Moscow's Second Contemporary Art Biennale in June, after being exhibited in London and New York City. Its billboard-size color photographs and towering sculptures are arranged into a phantasmagorical mise-en-scene to present modern urban life through the eyes of a cockroach. Describing the genesis of this project, Ono said: "I have taken various pictures of the city's corners and presented them from a cockroach's point of view. Through the eyes of this other strong race, we may learn the true reality of what our dreams and nightmares have created."
Art
by Yoko Ono, for instance a new piece titled Mother Earth, installation We’re
All Water, Pieces of Sky.
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An
exhibition of works and photos by Yoko Ono, for instance Blue Room Event, video
performances of Happy X-Mas War is Over and 
Artnet.com:
"Yoko Ono is taking her message of "Imagine Peace" to where it
counts the most -- the streets of the U.S. capital. As part of "Street Scenes,"
a series of D.C. public art interventions organized by Nora Halpern and Welmoed
Laanstra, Ono is gearing up stage a series of interventions." From the press
release: "Ms. Ono's work celebrates the universal longing for peace: whether
it is individual peace of mind, peace for a local community, or a more global
aspiration. By installing components throughout the city, the project seeks to
unite the varying neighborhoods of Washington and their residents and workers
in the desire for progress and understanding--in matters large and small, at home
and abroad."