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Her ground-breaking performances, overshadowed by her relationship with John Lennon, gain fresh life
Clothes have been central to the artist’s work right from the start
Sharon Van Etten and others create a rewarding mix curated by Death Cab for Cutie’s Benjamin Gibbard
How a famous love match inspired a landmark album - in the couple’s own words - and photographs
She earned fame as the ‘topless cellist’ — but this exhibition aims to restore her artistic respectability
Ono made her name as an artist before John Lennon, but MoMA fails to make a case for her career as a whole
Artists respond to their location in an event that aims to regenerate an English seaside town
Rock’s most infamous widow returned with a typically unbalanced performance
The head of the UK’s largest arts centre says corporate sponsors are becoming more daring
The trend for collaborations such as Dalí’s remains popular
The punk veteran’s first gig in five years was an intense and electric affair
Yoko Ono talks about choosing the line-up for the London arts festival she is curating
Jonas Mekas, the godfather of American avant-garde film, talks about recording reality
Tate Modern has converted giant former fuel tanks into underground chambers for dance, film and installations
She is 79 and still producing the kind of conceptual art that made her infamous in the Sixties. But had she not been Mrs John Lennon, would the world have heard of Yoko Ono? The answer, says Simon Schama, is YES
Why rich and poor alike take pleasure in beauty
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