Yoko Ono on newly opened exhibition of her work at New York's Museum of Modern Art

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New York, 12 May 2015
1. Close, Yoko Ono archival flyer hanging on museum wall
2. Close, tilt up art work with hammer and nails
3. Extreme close, art work with nails
4. Medium pan across art installation
5. Close, art work with flowers
6. Medium, poster from 1971 Museum of Modern Art's Yoko Ono one woman show
7. Wide push in, Yoko Ono gives peace sign to audience/reporters at press conference
8. UPSOUND (English) Yoko Ono, Artist, on the new exhibition:
"I think about ten years ago there was a call from the Museum of Modern Art and saying 'We have this record that you have done a show with us. Would you please tell us what it was about?' (laughs) And I said, 'Oh, oh don't worry about it, it's nothing.' (laughs) The fact that when people say something like that instead of getting really angry or surprised or 'How dare you don't know about it or something I always go through maybe like most women do, 'Oh OK, don't worry about that and next, you know. And that's how I survived actually. And then I got a call from Klaus (Klaus Biesenbach, Chief Curator at Large, Museum of Modern Art) and I thought 'Well, what does he want?' 'Well, we think we're going to do this show or something.' My show. 'Really?' And I thought 'Would I like that, an institution doing a show of my work, mmm, you know most artists are kind of like rebellious and unless they're rebellious they can't survive so I was one of them, too. So, 'Am I going to do this? Am I going to do this?'"
9. Medium tilt down, art work of apple
10. Close art work of apple
11. Close, video installation
12. Medium, moving art installation
13. Close, Yoko Ono art hanging on wall
14. UPSOUND (English) Yoko Ono, Artist, on her work and previous exhibition at the Museum:
"Most people didn't know about this, what I was doing for say roughly 40 years. Or more, actually. And I don't know how I did it really. Forty years not being recognized and just doing it (laughs) and I had some idea about it, that whatever you do it's going to be real and be realized. So just to let the people know about that it's good to do the show because it's like after 40 years. So you know, many people, not many people, but some people write to me, saying 'Are you sure that we're going to have world peace?' (laughs) and to those people I'd like to say maybe you have to wait 40 years for it. I don't think so. I think it's going to be much faster. "
15. Close tilt down, "WAR IS OVER" poster to video installation with John Lennon
16. Medium, entrance door with "Plastic Ono Band"
17. Medium, people looking at Plastic Ono Band materials
18. Close, video installation with John Lennon
19. UPSOUND (English) Yoko Ono, Artist, on her work and relationship with John Lennon:
20. Medium, Yoko Ono posing for photos at conclusion of press conference
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