2004-09-16 - 2:17 p.m.

So, Rich told me today that we walked around town and "was intrigued to see large renderings of breasts and vaginas all over his city today." Here's why:

Ono's artwork on show at airport

Yoko Ono is to exhibit photographs commissioned as part of a contemporary art festival in Liverpool.

The experimental artist's work, My Mummy Was Beautiful, will be on show at John Lennon Airport from Thursday.

Because not everyone knows that women's body parts and airports go hand in hand.

The photographs, which are an homage to motherhood, show images of a woman's breasts and crotch.

So, by that reasoning, no one has done more to advance the goal of motherhood than Hugh Hefner and Larry Flynt!

Lewis Biggs, Director of the third Liverpool Biennial, says the 71-year-old's work should be appreciated and not condemned.

"They will be controversial," he said.

He continued, "Or at least they'd better be! Three hundred years of this damn city, and we still have to rely on Beatlemania to get any damn media attention!"

"Naturally I hope that it offends nobody because there is no reason why it should offend anybody.

"The photographs we are being given are of a body that is very beautiful, so why should there be a problem?"

I mean, it's not like Ono decided to take pictures of some wrinkly old hag! Now that would have been understandably offensive!

Ono recreated her landmark work, Cut Piece, in Paris last year in an effort to promote world peace, but left the stage in her underwear.

See above comment.

Also, see Larry Flynt and Hugh Hefner as being the the foremost promoters of world peace.

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