Yoko Ono has spent more than seven decades making art that refuses to behave like an object.

Honoring the music and art of an enduring talent

At Yoko Ono's exhibition in Istanbul, screaming, dreaming and repairing broken objects become acts of freedom, reminding us that sometimes the greatest gift art can offer is permission to be ourselves

Now on display at the Broad in Los Angeles, Music of the Mind continues Ono's tradition of interactive artwork

Opening at The Broad in Los Angeles (May 23rd– October 11th, 2026), Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind marks the artist’s first solo museum presentation in Southern California.

The Broad's "Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind" revives a 2024 exhibition at Tate Modern.

The Broad will unveil Thursday the first solo museum exhibition in Los Angeles dedicated to artist, musician and activist Yoko Ono, featuring decades of conceptual works centered on peace, participation and human connection.

For more than six decades, Yoko Ono has challenged the conventions of art by inviting the audience into the work itself—either by being part of the art or stepping on it.

Paul Morley's biography seeks to free Ono from the men who have obscured her – but he fails to shed enough light on her radical, risk-taking art

Yoko Ono has announced plans to celebrate the 45th anniversary of Season of Glass by re-releasing the classic album.

The upcoming book, Listen… The Musical Universe of Yoko Ono (coming in 2027) is an extension of Madeline Bocaro’s biography, In Your Mind – the Infinite Universe of Yoko Ono.

From peace slogans to performance shocks: why Yoko Ono is back in the feed, in the museums, and on the art market radar right now.