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Tate Modern director Karin Hindsbo: 'Yes we should be 100 per cent funded, but that's not how the world works'

The institution’s new director was all set to leave the museum world for good - until Tate came calling

Evening Standard

National Margarita Day and more: Things to do in London this weekend (February 23 – 25)

From east London small plates to west end speakeasies, here is everything to eat, drink, see and do this weekend

Evening Standard

Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind review – huge, moving and full of surprises

Inviting you to draw on the walls, hammer in nails and climb into cloth bags like the ones she shared with John Lennon, this retrospective of the artist’s hopeful work over seven decades is as inclusive as it is instructive

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Gaza protesters disrupt Yoko Ono exhibition launch

Some applauded the demo at Tate Modern

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Step into Yoko Ono’s immersive world at Tate Modern

‘Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind’ spans the artist and activist's work from the 1950s to the present day

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Yoko Ono's Artistic Journey Explored in Tate Modern Exhibition

Discover the incredible career of Yoko Ono at the Tate Modern exhibition in London. Explore her art, activism, and influential collaborations.

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Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind at Tate Modern review - the artist sets the record straight at last

A well-overdue retrospective for ‘the world’s most famous unknown artist’

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Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind review – wild shrieks, audacious instructions and bare bottoms

Shake hands with a stranger, write about your mum, colour in, step on, get up close and interact with Ono’s art at this crowd-pleasing retrospective

The Guardian - UK

‘She gave me Lennon’s shirt to wear on stage’: Moby, Peaches and more on their encounters with Yoko Ono

As a major retrospective of her work opens in London, artists and writers recall their brushes with a cultural one-off

The Guardian - UK

Yoko Ono’s bottoms, Frank Auerbach’s heads and visionary new landscapes – the week in art

The pop icon finally gets the retrospective she deserves while Tracey Emin and Judy Chicago unpick their textile pieces

The Guardian - UK

From late-night exhibitions to morning yoga: seven reasons to head to a Tate gallery this winter

Whether it’s evening events you’re looking for, or child-friendly fun, there’s something for everyone at the Tate over the next few months

The Guardian - UK

"Abbey Road was really unfinished songs all stuck together. None of the songs had anything to do with each other, no thread at all": A track-by-track guide to the final album recorded by The Beatles

After the fractious Let It Be sessions, Paul McCartney urged his bandmates back into the studio to make an album “like the old days, like we used to"

Louder

“We didn’t realize we were breaking up as it was happening”: The Beatles intended to go back to their roots on Let It Be – instead, they documented the collapse of their magical creative partnership

A mix of rootsy, spirited rockers, stunning ballads, and unfocused jams, Let It Be captured the Fab Four looking to find their footing as a group again

Guitar World

Things to look forward to in 2024

From the grand return of the dodo to Soho's rebirth, AI Elvis and a major Yoko Ono exhibition - here's a list of reasons to be cheerful in 2024

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Inside this week's ES Magazine: 124 Reasons to be Cheerful in 2024

From AI Elvis to Yoko Ono, dodos and broissants, Ben Cobb shares his Editor's Letter from this week's issue of ES Magazine

Evening Standard

OPINION - Women artists are everywhere in 2024 but let's face it, it's about damn time

It's a great year of exhibitions but museums need to double down and beef up their collections with the work of female artists

The Guardian - UK

The best art and architecture shows to visit in 2024

Yoko Ono’s cheeky pieces, a gut punch from Goya and the National’s centenary celebrations will fill the UK’s galleries, while the Louvre’s architect takes his moment in the sun in this stupendous year

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"Yes, we all want to bang our heads at Christmas, but we also want to sit down with a cup of tea and a mince pie and have a bit of a chillout": Rob Halford's 8 favourite Christmas songs

Metal God Rob Halford salutes the most wonderful time of the year, as he selects his eight favourite Christmas songs

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Why the Beatles’ song Now and Then is the most important record of the past year

It was last year’s most significant release, both a time capsule of our greatest ever band, and something genuinely new.

The Independent UK

John Lennon’s son Julian reveals the one Beatles song that drives him ‘up the wall’

‘It’s something that’ll always be dark to me,’ musician and photographer Julian said of classic track

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Wallpaper gift guide: shopping with lifestyle editor Caragh McKay

A perfect puppy, a scary pot and a Hungarian lament make for a gift guide brimming with strange delights

The Independent UK

May Pang on her 18-month love affair with John Lennon: ‘Yoko has erased me’

Five years before his murder, John Lennon described his romance with his personal assistant as a ‘lost weekend’ – despite the pair being together for more than a year, and remaining close until his death. As May Pang shares her side of the story in a new documentary, she speaks…

Marie Claire

32 Best Red Carpet Moments of the 1960s

Celebrity drama was just as intense!

MusicRadar

"Hell, let’s do it": John Lennon wrote and recorded Instant Karma in one day. Here's how it happened

Remembering Lennon: "It was like all hell breaking loose. Tape machines, tape loops, tape delays, echo chambers, you name it!"

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At Melbourne’s NGV Triennial 2023, artists consider magic, matter and memory

Melbourne’s NGV has opened its third triennial, uniting art, design and architecture from around the world

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