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Season of Glass review @thequietus.com thequietus.com/quietus-revi... Heard today, the album reveals itself not simply as an extraordinary document of grief, but as one of the clearest expressions of Yoko Ono’s lifelong artistic commitment to work that refuses comfort, certainty or easy resolution.

Reissue of the Week: Yoko Ono's Season Of Glass | The Quietus

Francis Buseko looks at the brilliant diaristic album made in the fade of tragedy which now resembles a coherent artistic vision

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INSTANT KARMA! (WE ALL SHINE ON) youtu.be/1ASSjVFvFqM?... John, Klaus Voormann (bass) and Alan White (drums) play 'Instant Karma!’ on BBC's Top Of The Pops, while Yoko performs, blindfolded by a sanitary towel, holding up boards in John's handwriting that say BREATHE, SMILE, PEACE, LOVE and HOPE.

HAPPY GLOBAL BEATLES DAY! John: They, whoever they are, don’t stand a chance, because they can’t beat love." Wishing fans around the world a very happy Global Beatles Day with love from Yoko and Sean.

How Yoko Ono’s Wish Tree installation in Los Angeles is helping people voice their hopes Wish Trees for Los Angeles invites people to jot down their hopes on paper tags and tie them to the trees, drawing as many as 800 a day www.scmp.com/lifestyle/tr...

‘Really powerful’: how Yoko Ono’s Wish Trees are helping US city voice hopes

Wish Trees for Los Angeles invites people to jot down their hopes on paper tags and tie them to the trees, drawing as many as 800 a day.

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Why Yoko Ono's First LA Museum Show Matters www.artandobject.com/news/why-yok... A new exhibition at The Broad museum in Los Angeles traces the evolution of Yoko Ono’s practice from the early Fluxus experiments of the 1950s through her sweeping participatory installations of the 2000s.

Why Yoko Ono's First LA Museum Show Matters | Art & Object

For more than six decades, Yoko Ono has challenged the conventions of art by inviting the audience into the work itself—either by being part of the art or stepping on it. A new exhibition at The Broad...

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