Designed for curious minds of all ages—and the adults exploring alongside them—Looking at Art with Yoko Oh No invites readers to slow down, trust their observations, and engage with a work of art.
Rather than focusing on art history facts or pre-packaged answers, this thoughtful book encourages open-ended conversation, curiosity, and the confidence to see things for oneself. There are no right answers. Only things worth noticing. And everybody can do that.
50% of the proceeds from the sale of Looking at Art with Yoko Oh No will be donated to Studio in a School. Founded in 1977 by philanthropist Agnes Gund, Studio in a School partners professional artists with public school classrooms to expand access to high-quality visual arts education, reaching nearly 30,000 young people each year across New York City and nationwide.