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  1. www.wikiart.org › es › yoko-onoYoko Ono - 10 obras de arte - rendimiento - WikiArt.org

    Nacimiento: 18 de febrero de 1933; Tokyo, Japan. Nacionalidad: Japanese. Movimiento: Neodadaísmo, Arte feminista, Arte Conceptual. Género: performance. Campo: rendimiento, instalación. Influenciado por: Joseph Beuys. Sitio oficial: en.wikipedia.org.

  2. www.singulart.com › es › blogLas 10 Obras Maestras Más Famosas de Yoko Ono - Singulart Gallery

    14 de nov. de 2023 · Descubre el cautivador mundo de las obras de arte de Yoko Ono en nuestra exhibición de las 10 obras maestras principales. Explora su creatividad única y su visión.

  3. www.artsy.net › article › artsy-editorial-yoko-onos-5-iconic-worksYoko Ono’s 5 Most Iconic Works | Artsy

    26 de oct. de 2019 · Yoko Ono has been integral to the development of feminist, performance, video, and installation art. Here, we explore five of her most influential pieces.

  4. www.guggenheim-bilbao.eus › en › exhibitionCeiling Painting, Yes Painting 1966 | Guggenheim Museum Bilbao

    The interactive object known as Ceiling Painting was an important work shown at Ono’s 1966 Indica Gallery show in London. The viewer is invited in his or her mind to climb to the top of a white ladder, where a magnifying glass, attached by a chain, hangs from a frame on the ceiling.

  5. historia-arte.com › artistas › yoko-onoYoko Ono - Historia Arte (HA!)

    Entre sus obras mas destacadas se encuentran: White Chess Set en 1966 (ajedrez blanco), Wish Tree (El árbol de los deseos) en 1996, Imagine Peace Tower en 2007 (obra homenaje a John Lennon en Islandia), A Digital Gallery: Imagine Peace en 2012–2013 (mensaje digital por la paz transmitido simultáneamente en más de 15 pantallas en Times Square).

  6. www.moma.org › magazine › articlesYoko Ono’s 22 Instructions for Paintings | Magazine | MoMA

    10 de may. de 2019 · Yoko Ono published a book in 1964 called Grapefruit, which brought together a large number of instructions divided into different sections: music, painting, event, poetry, and object. So they fall into different categories even if they all relate to one another.

  7. www.moma.org › collection › worksYoko Ono. Painting to See the Sky. 1961 | MoMA

    Painting to See the Sky. 1961. Ink on paper. 9 7/8 × 14 1/8" (25.1 × 35.9 cm). Gift of the Gilbert B. and Lila Silverman Instruction Drawing Collection, Detroit. 1526.2018. © 2024 Yoko Ono. Drawings and Prints.