and ultimately transcendent creation

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in Hueyapan

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LIBRO / POMELO. Yoko Ono escritorio and ultimately transcendent creationArt Critique History Yoko Ono (Tokyo, Japan, 1933) began her artistic practice in Japan in the early 1950s. Her first involvement in the art world was closely linked to the Gutai group, one of the most important artistic collectives of the post war era, particularly focused on performance, happenings, and installation art. After moving to New York in 1952, Ono became a part of Fluxus, a movement founded by George Maciunas that sought to create new