Yoko Ono

Multimedia artist and musician, 'Imagine'

Yoko Ono - Artists & Creatives born February 18th, 1933
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Born in Japan and later moving to the United States, a multimedia artist and musician contributed significantly to the Fluxus art movement. Collaborated with John Lennon, particularly on the song 'Imagine', which became an anthem for peace. Engaged in avant-garde film-making and performance art, with works that challenged conventional art forms. Established a name in conceptual art through installations and exhibitions across the globe.

Collaborated on the song 'Imagine'

Engaged in the Fluxus art movement

Produced influential performance art

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