Yoko ono louisiana

She was also married to John Lennon until he passed away As her 80th birthday approached this year, she presented her most diverse and extensive weave of oeuvres including 200 objects, films, music, photographs, poems, etc. at at lanthanum. Her works are not only within art, simply also performance, music, peace and feminist movements shes equally talented in all of them. The exhibition, which is the greatest one she has always had in Europe up until now ncluded some of her most recent works as advant durationously as some of her earliest ones.It reflected how important her oeuvres have been to the development of contemporary art on a global scale. The essential elements of her oeuvres are not only objects but also ideas that she transmits through verbal instructions. wherefore she builds an interesting relationship with her viewers. She is the initiator and gives viewers an active role inviting them to use these instructions to interact in the creative process of her works if they are performable, or gives them food for thought if they are utopian.The thematic strand of these ideas is enormous as they can be poetic, crazy, clever, social criticisms and involve subtle sense of humour. At Louisiana she invited her visitors to Watch the sun until it becomes square and create a painting on a transparent waxy surface using water drops and a sponge. She also invites everyone to write a wish and hang it on the Wish Tree Everyones wishes will be collected and sent to her Imagine Peace Tower in Reykjavik where millions of wishes from across the world are saved.I must admit some of her works almost raise reactions such as Is she serious? and This is a Joke sometimes but art is art, and often comes in rather rare forms that play with our minds. She is unique in her own ways and her works are powerfully single area played her music ranging back to songs, videos, concert recordings and posters from when she first met Lennon until her last remix album mies, Im a Witch released in 2007 I find it quite astonishing that she is as active as she is considering her age Good Asian genetics I guess.Yoko mentions herself that exhibiting at Louisiana was a must in tone to consider herself a made artist, which is one of the main reasons her exhibition here was so unique and special. One of her major architectural installations En Trance was there, which hadnt been seen for years. It consists of a wall with six different entrance options that antecede to different experiences such as crawling under/through different structures, seeing yourself hundreds of times in a mirror and even watching a woman fall quite ridiculously maculation attempting to get through one of the entrances.