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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
Entertainment
Emily Sleight

Strawberry Field exhibits art using John Lennon’s 'Imagine' microphone leads

Strawberry Field, the iconic site and inspiration for the famous Beatles song, has launched a new unique exhibition.

‘Lennon wired’ has been created by artist James Wilkinson and features 11 works of art created using the microphone leads John Lennon used to record his 1971 song 'Imagine'. Each piece from the collection will feature segments from seven microphone leads.

Wilkinson purchased the leads from a sale of recording equipment from Tittenhurst Park, the home of Lennon and Yoko Ono from 1969-1971. He was previously Artist in Residence at Hylands House, and was the first artist to be appointed to V Festival in 2012.

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