Yoko Ono is widely considered to be one of the most challenging and influential artists of our age. She has created revolutionary forms of music, performance, film and visual arts ever since the 1960s, when she emerged as an original voice in the New York, London and Paris avant-gardes.

Her use of concepts, language and participation heralded themes central to the Fluxus movement and Conceptual Art, and her event and sound pieces of the time laid the groundwork for major developments in music and performance art in the latter part of the century.

Tonight she creates a unique evening of performance and lecture, re-exploring earlier work performed in London in the 1960s.

Tate Britain Room 9
£15 (£10 concessions), booking required
Price includes drinks afterwards

For tickets book online or call 020 7887 8888.

This event is related to the Art and the 60s exhibition

  Music & Performance