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Conversations with Isamu Noguchi: a talk by Dore Ashton
Internationally renowned art historian and culture critic Dore Ashton, who has written extensively on Noguchi, discusses her close and enduring friendship with the artist, focusing on both the man and his work.
Dore Ashton teaches art history at the Cooper Union and is senior...
In anticipation of its twenty-five-year anniversary, Museum is again entirely devoted to Noguchi’s life work.
In celebration of its upcoming twenty-fifth anniversary, The Noguchi Museum presents Noguchi ReINstalled. Together with the recently completed building renovation, this special museum-wide installation revivifies the artist’s...
On September 19, 2007, The Noguchi Museum opens Design: Isamu Noguchi and
Isamu Kenmochi, an exhibition that explores the dynamic and productive working relationship
between artist-designer Isamu Noguchi and the man credited with the invention of what came to
be known as “Japanese Modern.”
The special exhibition From Plaster to Stone focuses on Isamu Noguchi’s creative process, illuminated through some forty-five plaster maquettes for large sculptures by the artist. Installed in a gallery with two finished sculptures, as well as with photographs of the remaining completed works, the maquettes illuminate the ways in which Noguchi was simultaneously...
Sculpture in the Landscape: Conversation with Yorkshire Sculpture Park Director Peter Murray and Noguchi Museum Curator Bonnie Rychlak
Peter Murray, founding director of Yorkshire Sculpture Park, explores the relationship of sculpture and landscape in conversation with Noguchi Museum Curator Bonnie Rychlak. The discussion will focus on land art, site-specific...
July 2010 brings the second innovative performance in the Music in the Garden series co-presented by Bang on a Can and The Noguchi Museum. The July program features the Talujon Percussion Quartet, a four-member drum ensemble that performs classic and new music using...
