With a new dance hit "Move on Fast" and a forthcoming benefit show for Japan on March 27th at Columbia University's Miller Theater, Yoko Ono attended at the South by Southwest music festival for an official interview and to belt her signature guttural cackles with the Plastic Ono Band at Sean Lennon's Chimera Music showcase.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 03/22/11

Those who were around to witness Postermat, an East 8th Street staple of the '80s and '90s, remember it as the very best place in the city to find the sort of one-of-a-kind posters that turned drab teenaged bedrooms into palatial altars to the inhabitants' punk icons of choice.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/23/10

With dubious consequences for feminism, performance art is making fashionable waves.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 03/15/10

At 76, Yoko Ono returns to the Plastic Ono Band, and slides yet again ahead of the art-electro pack, for whom she remains  the questioned godmother.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/27/09

Takashi Murakami sits down with legendary artist, activist, and rebel Yoko Ono at the Interview offices.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 06/01/09

John Lennon dubbed her the world's "most famous unknown artist." But for 40 years Yoko Ono has been expressing herself in a variety of mediums. Last year, the first American retrospective of her work, Yes Yoko Ono, opened at New York's Japan Society Gallery.   ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 03/01/01