Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind Exhibition Opens at Tate Modern

The retrospective showcases seven decades of Ono's groundbreaking art, highlighting her influence on conceptual and performance art.

The Tate Modern in London is hosting 'Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind', a major retrospective covering over 200 works across various mediums.
Yoko Ono's diverse oeuvre includes music, poetry, avant-garde films, and participatory art, challenging traditional notions of art and spectatorship.
The exhibition revisits Ono's contributions to art, detached from her relationship with John Lennon, focusing on themes of liberation, war, and violence against women.
Ono's early 'instruction paintings' and performances, such as 'Cut Piece', are highlighted for their innovative approach to engaging the audience.
The retrospective also emphasizes Ono's advocacy for peace and collectivity, with works like 'Add Colour (Refugee Boat)' calling for global unity.