Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind at Tate Modern
A review of the extensive retrospective that stretches from Ono's early conceptual pieces of the 1950s to her installations and actions of the past few years.
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Yoko Ono, for all the adulation she has received in the multiple arenas of her career, might still be a bit underrated as a moving image artist. This becomes evident when viewing her solo exhibition Music of the Mind at Tate Modern in London, which is a broad retrospective that stretches from her early conceptual pieces of the 1950s to her installations and actions of the past few years.
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