Yoko Ono asks us to ‘Come Together’

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Love her or hate her, Yoko Ono has survived lifetimes of controversies, including the latest over footage of the late John Lennon smoking pot, penning songs and discussing putting LSD in President Nixon?s tea. She is the one pivotal force continuing to nurture our connections to Lennon, missed yet still present in his songs and art.

Ono brings Come Together, the largest collection of Lennon?s artworks on paper, to Annapolis on Friday, May 30, for the first time in the traveling exhibit?s 15-year history.

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