Yoko Ono

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Yoko Ono is a Japanese multimedia artist, musician, and peace activist known for her avant-garde work and her marriage and collaborations with John Lennon.

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Yoko Ono canonical 77
references Yoko Ono 1
小野洋子 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf conceptual artist
film director
human
multimedia artist
musician
peace activist
performance artist
philanthropist
singer-songwriter
activeYearsStart 1960
associatedWith John Lennon
New York art scene
The Beatles
awarded Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement
surface form: Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement at Venice Biennale
birthName Yoko Ono self-link
cause anti-war movement
human rights
peace activism
child Kyoko Chan Cox
Sean Lennon
citizenship Japan
United States of America
coCreated Imagine Peace Tower
coFounded Plastic Ono Band
collaboratedWith John Lennon
Plastic Ono Band
The Beatles
countryOfBirth Japan
dateOfBirth 1933-02-18
educatedAt Gakushuin University
Sarah Lawrence College
ethnicity Japanese
fieldOfWork film
music
performance art
visual arts
gender female
genre avant-garde music
experimental music
performance art
pop
rock
influenced Sean Lennon
experimental musicians
influencedBy Dada
Fluxus
surface form: Fluxus movement
languageSpoken English
Japanese
memberOf Plastic Ono Band
movement Fluxus
avant-garde
conceptual art
name Yoko Ono self-link
nativeLanguage Japanese
nativeName Yoko Ono self-linksurface differs
surface form: 小野洋子
notableAlbum Approximately Infinite Universe
Fly
Season of Glass
Plastic Ono Band
surface form: Yoko Ono/Plastic Ono Band
notableEvent Bed-in for Peace in Amsterdam
Bed-in for Peace in Montreal
notableWork Bed-Ins for Peace
Cut Piece
Grapefruit
Imagine Peace Tower
Yes Painting
occupation artist
filmmaker
musician
peace activist
record producer
singer
songwriter
placeOfBirth Tokyo
religion Buddhism
residence New York City
spouse Anthony Cox
John Lennon
Toshi Ichiyanagi
website http://imaginepeace.com

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