ニューヨーク近代美術館さんのインスタグラム写真 - (ニューヨーク近代美術館Instagram)「“...instead of showing you an example of that work realized as an object, only the text was presented. You could therefore make the work in your mind, or at home, or in the space. That was a really radical move, because it was one of the very first instances where the idea itself was the work of art.” –Chief curator Christophe Cherix on #YokoOno's “22 Instructions for Paintings” … For Ono, the concept and the potential for a work to be made are just as important as the object itself. Learn more about how this recent #MoMACollection acquisition—a group of small texts written in Japanese describing works to be realized—fits into Ono’s career and invites viewers to collaborate with the artist in making a work: mo.ma/instructions (link in bio) #WomenInCulture … [Credit: Yoko Ono. “Instructions for Paintings.” 1961–1962. Ink on paper. 22 sheets. Gilbert B. & Lila Silverman Collection, Detroit]」5月16日 4時56分