Yoko Ono’s Art in Remote Japan

In a park in the town of Shimizu in the Tokachi Millennium Forest one of Yoko Ono’s most unusual creations can be found in an unusual and unexpected setting.

Yoko Ono’s “Sky TV for Hokkaido” units set up on the ground floor
of an uninhabited farmhouse in Tokachi Millennium Forest
(photo by Yoshihiro Hagiwara)

“Sky TV” was first exhibited at Indica Gallery in London in 1966. A little more than a decade ago a version known as “Sky TV for Hokkaido,” dated 1966/2005, was installed in the forest in northern Japan in an old, abandoned, Japanese-style farmhouse.

Yoko Ono, in 2005, creating her “Blue Room Event” (1996/2005) on the walls
of the uninhabited farmhouse in Tokachi Millennium Forest in which her
“Sky TV for Hokkaido” is installed (photo by Yoshihiro Hagiwara)

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