It seems that the marriage between celebrity and museums is on the verge of taking its first casualty if the upcoming 'Yoko Ono: One Woman Show, 1960-1970' at MoMA does not prove to be a rotund success. At the center of the controversy, there is star-curator Klaus Biesenbach whose career is in danger after a succession of curatorial failure which culminated with Björk's monographic exhibition. Yoko Ono claims to be one of the pioneers of performance art but the truth is that her art is a confla...
Mr. Biesenbach, Why Giving a Retrospective to Yoko Ono Instead of Fluxus (Whom She Copies) at MOMA?
The Huffington Post - 12 May 2015 19:51
It seems that the marriage between celebrity and museums is on the verge of taking its first casualty if the upcoming 'Yoko Ono: One Woman Show, 1960-1970' at MoMA does not prove to be a rotund success. At the center of the controversy, there is star-curator Klaus Biesenbach whose career is in danger after a succession of curatorial failure which culminated with Björk's monographic exhibition. Yoko Ono claims to be one of the pioneers of performance art but the truth is that her art is a confla...
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