New York show features retrospective on Yoko Ono's work

NEW YORK, United States - Yoko Ono, multimedia artist and widow of pop superstar John Lennon, speaks at a news conference in New York on Oct. 16 prior to the opening of a retrospective exhibition of her work on Oct. 18. Ono said she hopes the Japan Society Gallery exhibit, entitled ''Yes, Yoko Ono,'' will inspire young people in their own creative endeavors.

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