Yoko Ono
15 Nov 2013 - 23 Feb 2014
Yoko Ono
DOORS, 2011, Installation view, War Is Over! (if you want it): Yoko Ono
Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, 2013, Photograph: Andy Stevens, © the artist
DOORS, 2011, Installation view, War Is Over! (if you want it): Yoko Ono
Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, 2013, Photograph: Andy Stevens, © the artist
YOKO ONO
War is Over! (If You Want It)
15 November 2013 - 23 February 2014
Experience the works of legendary artist, peace activist and musician – Yoko Ono – when the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia brings War Is Over! (if you want it): Yoko Ono exclusively to Sydney this summer.
Famously described by John Lennon as ‘the world’s most famous unknown artist’, Ono is now recognised as an innovative artist whose work traverses generations. From the personal to the political, Ono has embraced themes of loss, conflict, humanity, and the desire for world peace through her art.
Delight in sculpture, immersive installations, written texts, films, sound compositions and participatory art works which will involve you in a range of hands-on activities – from mending and arranging broken crockery, to stamping world maps with peace stamps, to writing personal messages of love to your mother.
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to see the conceptual masterpieces of Yoko Ono.
War is Over! (If You Want It)
15 November 2013 - 23 February 2014
Experience the works of legendary artist, peace activist and musician – Yoko Ono – when the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia brings War Is Over! (if you want it): Yoko Ono exclusively to Sydney this summer.
Famously described by John Lennon as ‘the world’s most famous unknown artist’, Ono is now recognised as an innovative artist whose work traverses generations. From the personal to the political, Ono has embraced themes of loss, conflict, humanity, and the desire for world peace through her art.
Delight in sculpture, immersive installations, written texts, films, sound compositions and participatory art works which will involve you in a range of hands-on activities – from mending and arranging broken crockery, to stamping world maps with peace stamps, to writing personal messages of love to your mother.
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to see the conceptual masterpieces of Yoko Ono.