Interaction with Interactive Yoko Ono Piece Causes a Stir

Staying with Yoko Ono for a bit longer (how often do we write that sentence?), we turn to the big hubbub out west at the Seattle Art Museum. Story goes is that, late last month, an artist, Amanda Mae, who was also working as a security guard for the museum, decided to take it upon herself to work with Ono’s famous Painting to Hammer a Nail outside of the Ono-approved setup created by the museum to interact with the participatory piece — instead of just hammering nails into the painting, as Ono had originally intended, visitors