From hate-figure to major artist: how the world learned to loveyoko Ono

Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind: seven decades of avant-garde art, from mischievous to idiotic. Much of Ono's art is exasperatingly silly and trite. Exhibition is enjoyable as a show of cultural history, but much of the art is trite and silly.

John Lennon's widow was once an object of ridicule. A new Tate exhibition argues it is time to see her as a great artist in her own right. From hate-figure to major artist: how the world learnt to love Yoko Ono. Ono: A new exhibition at the Tate argues it's time for her to be a major artist.