Yoko Ono
Yoko Ono (Japan, 1933) is a multimedia artist, musician, and activist known for her avant-garde conceptual art and groundbreaking performances. A key figure in Fluxus, Ono explores themes of peace, feminism, and unity. Her collaborations with John Lennon, including Bed-Ins for Peace, and her solo works have left a profound cultural impact.
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