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refero-mundus: IMAGINE PEACE TOWER (by Yoko Ono official) MAGINE PEACE TOWER is an outdoor work of art conceived by Yoko Ono in memory of John Lennon.It is situated on Viðey Island in Reykjavík, Iceland.The artwork was dedicated to John by Yoko at its unveiling on October 9th 2007, John Lennon’s 67th birthday.IMAGINE PEACE TOWER symbolizes Lennon’s and Ono’s continuing campaign for world peace which began in the sixties, was sealed by their marriage in 1968 and will continue forever.

refero-mundus:

IMAGINE PEACE TOWER (by Yoko Ono official)

MAGINE PEACE TOWER is an outdoor work of art conceived by Yoko Ono in memory of John Lennon.
It is situated on Viðey Island in Reykjavík, Iceland.
The artwork was dedicated to John by Yoko at its unveiling on October 9th 2007, John Lennon’s 67th birthday.
IMAGINE PEACE TOWER symbolizes Lennon’s and Ono’s continuing campaign for world peace which began in the sixties, was sealed by their marriage in 1968 and will continue forever.

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babylonfalling: Helix (1969) The following exchange of letters between Beatle John Lennon and John Hoyland, a young British radical, should help settle a lot of questions about the Beatles’ relationship to the cultural revolution and the movement. The dialogue appeared originally in the Black Dwarf, a revolutionary socialist biweekly published in England, shortly after the Beatles’ “Revolution” came out. Full size here and continues here View Larger

babylonfalling:

Helix (1969)

The following exchange of letters between Beatle John Lennon and John Hoyland, a young British radical, should help settle a lot of questions about the Beatles’ relationship to the cultural revolution and the movement. The dialogue appeared originally in the Black Dwarf, a revolutionary socialist biweekly published in England, shortly after the Beatles’ “Revolution” came out.

Full size here and continues here

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