Yoko Ono and Adopt the Arts invite you to view, and possibly buy, artwork by Jon Lennon. The proceeds will go to Adopt the Arts, an organization here in Los Angeles which helps save art and music programs in LA public schools. Keep reading for some examples of the work to be on display...
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