比如她最为人所知的行为艺术作品《切片》(Cut Piece)就是一条指令,梳着盘发的洋子身着黑裙坐在卡耐...
Yoko Ono Cut Piece, 1964 Performance 在这个作品中,Ono一个人坐在舞台上,穿着她最好的套装,她的面前有一把剪刀。观众们被引导可以走上舞台靠近她,并用面前的剪刀剪一小块她身上的衣服,这一小块衣料是观...
Cut Piece: The Art of Yoko Ono and the Law of Rape in the United StatesIn 1964, Yoko Ono performed Cut Piece in New York's Carnegie Hall. This performance art involved Ono sitting on a bare wood stage wearing dark stockings, a dresSocial Science Electronic Publishing...
challenging societal norms and advocating for transformative change. From her seminal work “Cut Piece” to her provocative “Grapefruit” series, Ono’s art transcends conventional boundaries, inviting viewers to reconsider their perceptions of reality. ...
A new exhibition at London'sTate Moderncelebrates Yoko Ono's trailblazing work as a conceptual andperformance artist.YOKO ONO: MUSIC OF THE MINDis the largest exhibit in the UK to examine her work by celebrating key moments in her career. Over 200 works by Ono are on display, including part...
Cut Piece has become the central performance of Yoko Ono's oeuvre and, although it has solidified her status within feminist art history, Ono's complex relationship to race and nation has rarely been commented upon. This paper excavates ... Bryan-Wilson,J - 《Oxford Art Journal》 被引量: ...
On this leap day, 29 February, she appeared onstage at London’s Royal Albert Hall with jazz musician Ornette Coleman. The performance and their afternoon rehearsal were both recorded. The music was mostly improvised, based on a set of instructions from Ono. The performers were Ono (vocals)...
was to take pills. The waiters gave you them – the pills and drink. I was a fucking dropped-down drunk in art school.Helpwas where we turned on to pot and we dropped drink, simple as that. I’ve always needed a drug to survive. The others, too, but I always had more, more pi...
and the back shows their behinds. These photos may be seen as follow-ups to Ono’sCut Piece(1964), an art performance in which she sat unprotected on the stage and invited audience members to cut off her clothing with scissors, and herFilm No. 4(1966‒67), as known asBottoms.In it...
However, the Yoko Ono exhibition is generally a more serene and peaceful experience than Abramovic’s recent retrospective at the Royal Academy of Arts. Whilst both women are trailblazers of performance art, the Yoko Ono exhibition feels more like an anti-war protest and a document of her dedica...