Yoko Ono opens new exhibition on violence against women

Yoko Ono opens new exhibition on violence against women

Photographs of the eyes of more than 1,000 women along with descriptions of violence they suffered are on display at a museum in Mexico City on Feb. 2, 2016. They are works by artist Yoko Ono, who was at the museum that day and expressed hope that her works will inspire people to take a stand against violence. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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