This Is Not Here: The Performance Works of Yoko Ono in Baltimore

This Is Not Here: The Performance Works of Yoko Ono

Pre-concert talk by Dr. Ian Power, 7:15 p.m.
$10 general admission/$5 students with ID.
Tickets must be reserved in advance.
Johns Hopkins students FREE with ID at the door.*

Ensemble 4-33 performs the sometimes humorous, always compelling, performance works of Yoko Ono, including Sky Piece for Jesus Christ, in which the entire ensemble plays Mozart while being wrapped in medical gauze, and A Grapefruit in the World of Park, a work of text, improvised music, and the sound of a toilet flushing. Other works will include Touch Poem for Group of People, Audience Piece to La Monte, works from Grapefruit, and more.

Join us at 7:15 for a pre-concert talk by Dr. Ian Power, University of Baltimore, about Ono's life, career, and lasting legacy.

Tickets MUST be reserved in advance! For instructions on reserving tickets by cash or check, please email ensemble433@gmail.com. Venue location at Johns Hopkins will be emailed to you after you reserve tickets.


This performance is made possible by the generous support of the William G. Baker, Jr., Memorial Fund, creator of the Baker Artist Portfolios, www.BakerArtist.org and the Johns Hopkins University Japanese American Student Association. Ensemble 4-33 is a fiscally sponsored project of Strong City Baltimore.

*JHU students: show your ID at the door for free tickets to any available seats - one per ID. These are first-come, first-served, and do not need to be reserved in advance. If you want a reserved seat, please purchase a regular student ticket.

Some works may not be suitable for younger audience members. Please contact us for more details.

(Please note: Yoko Ono will not appear at this event. It's just us - wrapping each other up in gauze.)

Categories: Performing Arts