CORRECTED Yoko Ono receives Hiroshima Art Prize

CORRECTED Yoko Ono receives Hiroshima Art Prize

TOKYO, Japan - ADDING DATE File photo shows artist Yoko Ono, widow of former Beatle John Lennon. The Hiroshima city government said Oct. 22, 2010, that it has picked Ono as the recipient of the eighth Hiroshima Art Prize for her contributions to world peace through contemporary art. (Kyodo)

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