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Concert Poster

Yoko Ono Indica Gallery 1966

Concert Date: Nov 7, 1966 - Nov 14, 1966

Performer: Yoko Ono

Indica Gallery

Width (Inches): 18

Height (Inches): 24

Poster Type: Poster

About: On the first day of the exhibit that John Lennon came upon a ladder with a small piece of writing on the ceiling, which Yoko called "Ceiling Painting." Wondering what was written up there, John got on the ladder, used the magnifying glass hanging there, and as he later said on a TV talk show: "It said 'Yes.' And if it had said 'No,' I would have carried on with my preconceived ideas about art and artists." John and Yoko then met on that day, and they were inseparable after that.

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