Ni Una Mas exhibit opens at Pearlstein by Omkar Baxi, The Triangle.org [Photos: Sarah Michelson] The Ni Una Mas: Not One More art show hosted by Drexel’s Pearlstein Gallery was officially opened following a performance art piece and public rally ARTMARCH May 15. Drexel students and members of the Greater Philadelphia community gathered at the Armory [...]
still from Film No. 6, RAPE, by John Lennon & Yoko Ono EXPOSED: Voyeurism, Surveillance, and the Camera Since 1870 October 30, 2010 – April 17, 2011 Investigating the shifting boundaries between seeing and spying, the private act and the public image, Exposed challenges us to consider how the camera has transformed the very nature [...]
by Benjy Eisen, Spinner No stranger to the strange but certainly enjoying a revival on the club floor, Yoko Ono says that her recent success on the dance charts doesn’t really reflect a new direction or creative reinvention. “You should listen to songs like ‘Men, Men, Men,’ ‘O’Oh,’ ‘Will You Touch Me,’” Ono tells Spinner. [...]
Yoko Ono is not a name that needs much introduction. She is arguably the most successful modern artist. As long as The Beatles remain popular it’s destined that Ono’s name will also remain a household name, but it’s really a shame to only know her for her fame. I fell in love with her work [...]
Adi, Ange, and Gabi are the fashion visionaries known as threeASFOUR. Today’s fashion exists in a world that is constantly changing and adopting new ideas that it seems impossible for someone to stick out as unique and innovative, and yet with one look at their work and how they operate threeASFOUR always sets itself from [...]
A Nice Round Number By John Cory, Reader Supported News 1,000. A nice round number. 1,000. Doesn’t even need a decimal point. One thousand is just a number. But what’s in a number? “A Thousand Days: John F. Kennedy In The White House” by Arthur M. Schlesinger. “Anne of The Thousand Days” by Maxwell Anderson. [...]
I AM ANGRY by John Cory, Reader Supported News I am angry. I’m tired of pundits and know-nothing media gasbags. I’m tired of snarky “inside politics” programming. I am sick of the bigotry and hatred of “birthers” and faux patriotic cranks and their GOP puppet masters. And I’m really pissed at the Democratic Party that [...]
Early advocates of celebrating Mother’s Day in the United States envisioned it as a day of peace, to honor and support mothers who had lost sons and husbands to the carnage of the Civil War. In 1870 – nearly 40 years before it became an official U.S. holiday in 1914 – social justice pioneer Julia Ward Howe issued her famous Mother’s Day Proclamation, which called upon mothers of all nationalities to band together to promote the “amicable settlement of international questions, the great and general interests of peace.”
Yoko Ono has had four consecutive No. 1 hits on the Dance/Club song charts, heralding what she calls the “new era of Yoko Ono.” Surprisingly, she says this success originated from something akin to rebellion against her father.
Ono was only about four years old when her father, a brilliant pianist, decided she should have formal musical schooling in her home country of Japan. From there, she learned pitch, chords, harmony, melodies both in class and through frequent concerts given before parent-filled audiences.
Convocation Series: Yoko Ono: Thursday May 6th, 7:30pm. Yoko Ono, legendary artist and widow of John Lennon, will deliver the last of Oberlin College’s 2009-10 convocation series addresses at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Finney Chapel, 90 North Professor Street, Oberlin, Ohio, OH, USA [map] She will also oversee “Wish Tree for Oberlin,” an art installation [...]
Take a tour through Yoko Ono’s show, Anton’s Memory, at this year’s Venice Biennale with the show’s curator, Nora Halpern, and Yoko herself, followed by more video, slideshows, reviews & information.
This banner has been created so one billion people can actually be counted standing together for peace – to see if we can make a real difference in the real world. Why one billion? This figure is more than ten percent of the whole population – which quantum scientists say will create a shift in consciousness. It is said that if we did this, something will change, or at least life will never be the same.
On the eve of the Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty (NPT) Review Conference, United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will address the “For a Nuclear Free, Peaceful, Just and Sustainable World” International Conference at the Riverside Church. The UN Secretary-General’s participation in the international conference reflects the urgency and importance of the engagement of grassroots peace and disarmament [...]
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from Popwreckoning Yoko Ono is one of the most recognizable, successful female artists in pop culture today. In 2009, she released the album Between My Head and the Sky, produced by her son, Sean. In the wake of the success of “Give Me Something,” Yoko’s fourth single in a row to reach #1 on the [...]
Dear Family of Peace
This open letter from a soldier, Josh Steiber, is very, very important for the world.
It is also important to us, the Family of Peace.
Bless Josh in your mind or write a letter or comment below expressing your gratitude, and continue our daily visualilzation of World Peace.
Ask our friends to join us, too.
I love you! yoko
Yoko Ono Talks to Indie Rock Café About Her Dance Hits, Musical Collaborations, Sean & John Lennon, and Her Childhood Nearly 30 years after the world mourned the death of her husband, one of the most beloved musicians of all time, John Lennon, Yoko Ono has danced her way to the top of the dance [...]
Brazil Ministry Of Peace by Malcolm Forest Brazil is privileged for it is seen as a country that has not fought any international wars in more than 64 years. It has suffered, though, a lot from violence in its cities and in the country. Children and youth are very much affected and are for the [...]
by Rachel D. Vancelette, Italian Vogue Yoko Ono receives 2010 Distinguished Service To The Visual Arts Award From Art Table. Because she “continues to provoke the future” The 30th Anniversary honored Yoko Ono, avant-guard visionary and philanthropist for groundbreaking work in art, music and filmmaking, who has challenged all traditional boundaries in her long and [...]
Yoko Ono Collects Rare Books: The Book Patrol Interview by Stephen J. Gertz, Book Patrol I had lunch with Yoko Ono during the 2010 New York Antiquarian Book Fair. That’s a sentence I figured I’d have about as much chance of writing as, “I accept the nomination of my party for President of the United [...]
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