‘A dream you dream alone is only a dream. A dream you dream together is reality.’ - Yoko Ono In 1964, Yoko Ono published a book of instructions called ‘Grapefruit’. Some of the instructions are short, just one word long, and others have many parts inviting you to make, move and imagine. In this month’s UNIQLO Tate Play, you’re invited to follow these instructions, on your own and with others, taking part in the artworks. You can fold paper and read. You can dance with chairs. You can make a wish

Йоко Оно одна из первых стала использовать инструкции как метод создания произведения искусства. В ходе перформанса 1964 года «Отрез» зрителям предлагалось подняться на сцену и срезать с неподвижно сидящей художницы лоскут одежды. С одной стороны, «Отрез» сочетал в себе исследование личных границ и агрессии в реальном времени, с другой — был протестом против войны во Вьетнаме. Неоднократно повторенный в разных городах мира перформанс, или, как его иногда называла художница, стриптиз-шоу, давно с

Learn about how Yoko Ono challenged the rules of art ☝️ In Ono’s "Painting to Be Stepped On,” a piece of canvas laid on the floor invites viewers to walk on the artwork itself. The artist first presented the work in New York in 1961, placing a cut piece of canvas beside a card that read, in handwritten text, A WORK TO BE STEPPED ON. For Ono, the work’s physical existence was secondary to the potential activities she anticipated it generating in viewers’ minds. 👣 A version of “Painting to Be Ste