Yoko Ono’s endless imagination

Arts journalist Andrew Male delves into Yoko Ono's vast contributions to art, emphasizing the interactive aspects of her new Tate Modern exhibition. Writer Jennifer Lucy Allan reflects on Ono’s powerful legacy and resilience, while curator Juliet Bingham shares insights on the exhibition's innovative concept. They discuss key works like 'Cut Piece,' exploring themes of vulnerability and agency. The conversation highlights Ono's optimistic philosophy and her ability to provoke deep connections between historical trauma and modern artistic expression.