Daisy Chain Fields Debut Raises $20 Million, With Installations by Jenny Holzer and Yoko Ono

Key facts

• The first Daisy Chain Fields festival raised $20 million for organizations supporting women and girls.
• Olivia Rodrigo created the festival, which featured female music performers from recent decades.
• Yoko Ono's Wish Tree, first created in 1996, let participants hang written wishes on a tree.
• Ariel Zana's I always knew the words invited visitors to answer prompts written on mirrors using colorful markers.
• Guerrilla Girls' The Art of Behaving Badly included a blackboard "Complaints Department" for visitor grievances.
• Astria Suparak curated Grrrl Germs: Punk feminism goes viral, 1991-2026, on the Riot Grrrl movement.
• Jenny Holzer's billboard reads In a Dream You Saw a Way to Survive and You Were Full of Joy, from her early-80s Survival series.
• Jordan Ann Craig's To Daisy, My Girl draws on a Cheyenne beaded bag and honors her late dog, Daisy.
• Kelly Wall's Fata Morgana (Lost & Found) is a modified penny press.
• Daisy Chain Fields is scheduled to return next summer.