Yoko Ono on the 1960s Avant-Garde
WBAI
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Yoko Ono discusses the 1960s avant-garde, offering a firsthand perspective on an era of experimentation across art and performance. The conversation centers on Ono’s experiences and ideas, giving listeners a chance to hear her reflect on the creative currents associated with that decade.
Presented as a radio discussion, the recording is built around Ono’s spoken account rather than a scripted drama. Its subject is the avant-garde: artistic approaches that challenged familiar forms and explored new ways to make and experience art.
The appeal lies in hearing Ono speak directly about this period and its artistic possibilities. The result is a focused archival conversation for listeners interested in her work, experimental art, and the cultural history of the 1960s.
This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.