Yoko Ono: This Is Not Here

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A document of Yoko's last art exhibition with John Lennon in a museum of New York, 1972. Not only the art objects they displayed, the film describes, but also how they, Yoko and John , themselves became art. At the last part, a "Pioano Piece" by Yoko in which people including John and Yoko are just hitting the surface of a closed piano is overwhelming. Narrated by an interview with Yoko on the exhibition.

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