🎭 Culture 14h ago · Lakshmi Rivera Amin

Required Reading

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At 93 years old, Yoko Ono has witnessed multiple generations take up the questions at the heart of her practice, which at its core is about our humanity and responsibility to one another. Los Angeles Times music critic Mark Swed's dispatch from recent performances of Ono's works — including "Cut Piece" — traces her oeuvre as a living organism in itself, bringing new lessons with each iteration:

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