Yoko Ono

Japanese multimedia artist, singer, songwriter and peace activist, born in Tokyo in 1933; associated with Fluxus and known for experimental music, film and conceptual art as well as her collaborations with John Lennon.

Yoko Ono is a Japan‑born avant‑garde and conceptual artist who became widely known in the 1960s and 1970s for her Fluxus‑influenced work, experimental music and films, and her activism for peace. She collaborated frequently with John Lennon and has released numerous albums and films, some of which are polarizing but influential.

DeBaser's reviews present Yoko Ono as a divisive but influential avant‑garde artist. Reviews praise her experimental courage and occasional songwriting while noting challenging, extreme works. Several reviews highlight collaborations with John Lennon and notable releases spanning film and music.

For:Listeners of experimental and avant‑garde music, fans of John Lennon, and readers interested in conceptual art and film.