Ex-Sonic Youth’s Kim Gordon Performs @ 2017 Concert For Yoko Ono, Washington And The World

Concert For Yoko Ono, Washington And The World
A celebration of Yoko Ono’s music
Former Sonic Youth bassist / vocalist Kim Gordon performed at the Concert For Yoko Ono, Washington And The World on Sunday night (9/17/17).
The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden presented the Concert for Yoko Ono, Washington and the World, a one-night-only celebration of the artist’s pioneering experimental sound and performance art. The event was the culmination of Yoko Ono: Four Works for Washington and the World, a summer-long series of Ono’s iconic work that commemorates the 10th anniversary of the artist’s Wish Tree for Washington, D.C.
The concert featured a lineup of groundbreaking female musicians—Kim Gordon, Lizzi Bougatsos and Moor Mother—who presented their own works alongside some of Ono’s most memorable pieces from the 1960s and beyond.
Location:
Outdoors on the Hirshhorn’s plaza
Kim Gordon, wading into the crowd, at last night’s Yoko Ono tribute concert at @hirshhorn. Inspiring and uplifting performance pic.twitter.com/YUyVBTqv3s
— David Malitz (@malitzd) September 18, 2017
@KimletGordon Scream against the wind! Thanks @yokoono and @hirshhorn pic.twitter.com/loxIzDHWXm
— Dan Davis (@bigenola) September 18, 2017
Sonic Youth’s .@KimletGordon is back on track, with a fine solo album — and an art showhttps://t.co/RQVsDtwmZD pic.twitter.com/OG31lh1Fc8
— Sunday Times Culture (@ST_Culture) August 25, 2019
