These artworks stand out for the lasting impact they've had on art history

David Sheff's Yoko, from Simon & Schuster, tries to make the artist relatable, but sidesteps her fiery refusal.

The two understood each other's particular senses of humor very quickly.

Even 100 artworks were not enough for our editors to include all their favorites.

In the decades since Lennon's 1980 murder at the hands of a delusional fan, Ono (as author, filmmaker, and musician, as well as visual artist) has enjoyed a renewed admiration within the art world…

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Big shows for Yoko Ono, Cecilia Vicuña, and Caspar David Friedrich promise to expand art history.

An exhibition of participatory art suggests that viewers step up to the work (or at times step on it), but flattens the context that gives such gestures meaning.

Here's what we're reading this morning.

Here's what we're reading this morning.