Women all around the world: Yoko Ono is calling on you to share your experiences and eyes for her newest artwork.
The artist put out a call on Sept. 6 for women to send her photos of their eyes and written “testament[s] of harm done” to them for being women. She will feature the statements in multiple languages, along with the eye photographs, in her new exhibit, Arising, at Iceland’s Reykjavik Art Museum.
“I very much hope for your participation,” Ono wrote in the invitation, which she shared through a Facebook event on the museum’s page. Women can submit to the exhibit throughout its run this fall and winter by dropping off their materials at the museum, sending them by mail to the museum or emailing them to arising@reykjavik.is.
Here’s the full text of the call for entries:
The installation about difficulties women have experienced will be on display from Oct. 7, 2016 to Feb. 5, 2017.
Ono has created participatory and interactive art before; the Museum of Modern Art held a major exhibition of her art last year.
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