Yoko Ono’s personal photo archive – in pictures As part of her digital takeover, Yoko Ono delves through her own stash of photographs Tweet New York City, 1961 'Late 1961, days before the Carnegie Recital Hall concert, I believe. A friend took this photo. I remember the soft, khaki sweater I loved. Since I was not pursuing fame, and was pretty pleased with my works in various media, I would say I was happy with myself' Photograph: PR Lion wrapping event, Trafalgar Square, London, 1966 'This is the wrapping event in Trafalgar Square. This was daring then. Now, it may look tame' Photograph: PR The original Plastic Ono Band, 1968 'I explained to John my idea of a show I wanted to do in Berlin I had to give up because we got together. John liked the idea and said, "Like this?" and created a plastic band on the empty tape case, and told me that we will call the band "Plastic Ono Band". That was the beginning of the Plastic Ono Band. What John built with all sorts of plastic things that were laying around disappeared a long time ago' Photograph: PR Smiling at the end of Imagine, 21 June 1971 'No more words' Photograph: PR Caution: the object in this box evaporates when exposed to light 'One of my artworks' Photograph: PR Whisper Piece, 1971 'You must guess what he is whispering to me!' Photograph: PR The Statue of Liberty said 'Come', 1971 'We believed in the country we joined!' Photograph: PR With Fred Astaire in New York, 1971 'Fred was so meticulous. It took three takes just to open the door. I respected him for that. That's how he became what he is, I thought' Photograph: PR With Andy Warhol in New York, 1972 'Andy, Fred, and me' Photograph: PR