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'PLAY IT BY TRUST' by YOKO ONO In the strange times we now inhabit it's really interesting to re-visit the poignant "Play it by Trust" made by artist Yoko Ono in 1966. Otherwise known as 'White Chess Set', consisting of a completely white board and all white pieces, the surreal take on the classic game is thought provoking in many ways.
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Description Yoko Ono Play It By Trust incised with the artist's signature, title and number 4/8 on the exterior edge of the chessboard painted bronze, in 33 parts Overall: 30 by 30 by 6 1/2 in. 76.2 by 76.2 by 16.5 cm. Executed in 1986-87, this work is number 4 from an edition of 8. Provenance Philip Samuels Fine Art, Clayton, Missouri
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Yoko Ono. @yokoono. PLAY IT BY TRUST aka WHITE CHESS SET (1966) Play it for as long as you can remember who is your opponent and who is your own self. y.o. 1966. 5:00 PM · Jul 23, 2023.
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Sep 9 - Oct 9, 2011 Yoko Ono's Play it by Trust (1966/2011) is an all-white, interactive chessboard that functions as a metaphor for the futility of war and extends the artist's interest in the expressive potential of chance.
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PLAY IT BY TRUST aka WHITE CHESS SET (1966) Play it for as long as you can remember who is your opponent and who is your own self. Yoko Ono Yoko Ono, a prolific writer, musician, and artist created her first version of Play it by Trust then known as the White Chess Set in 1966.
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Yoko Ono (American/Japanese, born 1933) Title: Play It by Trust, 1966-1998 Medium: MDF painted Size: Size varies Size Notes: Table: 73 x 73 x 73 cm & stools: ea. 44 x 44 x 44 cm Price: Price on Request Provenance: Artist studio Exhibitions: 09/07/2022-10/29/2022 XXs 06/11/2022-07/15/2022 XXs minus Partner
Yoko Ono, Play it By Trust 1966/2013. Installation view. War Is Over! (if you want it) Yoko Ono
Ono, Yoko: Play It by Trust (1986-87) Enamel on steel, wood Gift of Samuel Havadtoy, 1993 Keywords Ono, Yoko The Japanese-born artist learned to play the piano and sing when she was young, and studied philosophy at the university.
"White chess set (Play it by trust)" Yoko Ono Exposición "Fin de partida Duchamp, el ajedrez y
Created by the conceptual artist and musician Yoko Ono, Play It by Trust is a bewildering chess set. The game, normally a battle between white and black pieces on a black-and-white chequered board, is in all white. By changing the pieces and board to a single colour, Ono radically transforms the game and how it is played, as the players will.
Yoko Ono all white "Play it by trust" chess set. Almost impossible to play , intentionally
Yoko Ono Play It By Trust presents an all-white chessboard with all-white pieces, and alludes to the ideal of chess championed by Marcel Duchamp as "the landscape of the soul." Ono's game demands the ultimate abstraction by leaving all but the first few moves to be played entirely in the mind.
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In Play It By Trust (1966/2013), a work that Ono first created in 1966, visitors were invited in pairs - with a friend or a stranger - to play a game of chess. Ono's chess pieces are all uniformly white so that once play commences, the pieces merge and it is difficult to distinguish whose 'side' they are on.
Yoko Ono Play it by Trust Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis
Play It By Trust aka White Chess Set. Ono's work of the mid 1960s veered toward minimalism. This piece, an all-white chessboard, exemplifies that trend in her work, while maintaining a connection with Ono's earlier instructional pieces inspired by Zen Buddhism and Dada (chess was Duchamp's favorite game).. Yoko Ono was the eldest of three.
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Yoko Ono's Play it by Trust (1966/2011) is an all-white, interactive chessboard that functions as a metaphor for the futility of war and extends the artist's interest in the expressive potential of chance.
"Play it by trust" by Yoko Ono. Lets play! The retrospective YOKO ONO. PEACE is POWER is on view
Play It By Trust Yoko Ono (b. 1933) Marble dust, concrete 36 x 198 x 198, 1999. Ono's "Play It By Trust" is a large marble and concrete chess set installed outside at LongHouse Reserve, founded by Jack Lenor Larsen to exemplify living with art in all forms, through its collections, gardens and outdoor sculpture. Featuring two sides of.
Yoko Ono; Play It By Trust; 1966 Social purpose; humour, etc. Yoko ono, Visual art, Yoko
Keywords Social trust · Institutions · Welfare state · Leisure · Social inclusion In 1966. Yoko Ono presented an artwork titled Play it by trust. The work is an inter - active white chessboard - both its fields and its figures are fully white. Even though people are encouraged to play chess, the absence of coloured fields and figures
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YOKO ONO's first American retrospective, Y E S YOKO ONO, comes to the MIT List Visual Arts Center on October 18, 2001. The exhibition, organized by the Japan Society in New York City, has been remarkably popular, attracting over 150,000 visitors to its recent presentation in Minneapolis. It features approximately 150 works from the 1960s to.