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Isamu Noguchi
Eugene Shoen Gallery, New York, NY.
April 1929: Unknown.
REVIEW: "TWO CRYPTIC ARTISTS", NEW YORK TIMES, APRIL 1929.
(Mentions article by S. Harris, on Paris show of
Noguchi's work from earlier that month.)
Fifteen Heads by Isamu Noguchi (Catalogue)
Marie Sterner Gallery, 11
East 57th Street New York, NY.
February 1-14, 1930: Martha
Graham; Harvey Corbett; Berenice Abbott; Charles
Allen; George Gershwin; Ladjos Tihanyi; Edla
Frankau (Mrs. Peter Cusick); Anna Bodi; Colonna
Waliewsky; R. Buckminster Fuller; Marion
Greenwood; Marion Moorehouse; Beatrice Locker;
Ruth Parks; Therese Thorne; Leda; John Erskine;
Scott Rumely.
REVIEWS: CATALOGUE CONTAINS
EXCERPT FROM NEW YORK EVENING POST, FEBRUARY 9,
1930; KLEIN, JEROME, "NOGUCHI'S PORTRAIT
HEADS APPEAR", NEW YORK TIMES, NEW YORK, NY,
1930; KLEIN, JEROME, "NOGUCHI, SCULPTOR
DEVELOPS SENSATION", EVENING POST, CHICAGO,
IL, FEBRUARY 1, 1930; "PORTRAIT HEADS BY
NOGUCHI AND EBIHARA", AMERICAN ART NEWS,
FEBRUARY 8, 1930.
Sculpture by Isamu Noguchi (Catalogue)
Arts Club of Chicago, 109
East Ontario Street, Chicago IL.
March 26-April 9, 1930:
Ruth Parks; Charles Allen; R. Buckminster Fuller;
Ladjos Tihanyi; George Gershwin; Harvey Corbett;
Marion Greenwood; Martha Graham; Nicholas
Roerich; Anna Bodi; Berenice Abbott; Edla Frankau
(Mrs. Peter Cusick); Marion Moorehouse; Beatrice
Locker; Scott Rumely; Sun Worshipper; Standing
Nude.
REVIEWS: WILLIAMS,
MARGUERITE, "ARTS CLUB OFFERS EXHIBITION B,
BY GREATEST LIVING EXPONENT", THE CHICAGO
DAILY, MARCH 31, 1930; "OF PICASSO AND
ZADKINE AND NOGUCHI AND THE CHINESE", THE
CHICAGO EVENING POST, APRIL 11, 1930.
An Exhibition of Drawings by the Sculptor Isamu Noguchi (Catalogue)
John Becker Gallery, 520
Madison Avenue, New York, NY.
March 3-27, 1931: Edla
Frankau (Mrs. Peter Cusick); Marion Moorehouse
and Untitled Drawings.
Brush Drawings by Isamu Noguchi
Demotte Gallery, 25 East
78th Street New York, NY.
February-March, 1932:
Selection of Peking Brush Drawings.
REVIEWS: SEE JOHN BECKER
GALLERY BELOW.
Sculpture by Isamu Noguchi (Catalogue)
John Becker Gallery, 520
Madison Avenue, New York NY.
February 15-March 10, 1932:
TERRACOTTA: Glad Day; Eroi Yatcha Hoi; Urn I; Urn
II; Urn III; Sumo (Tamanishiki); Bird; Devil
Fish; Sunflower; Girl Reclining on Elbow (Chinese
Girl); Portrait of My Uncle (Uncle Takagi);
Portrait of Japanese Girl (Tsuneko-san); Murdoch
Pemberton; Jose Clemente Orozco.
BRONZE: Girl Reclining on
Elbow (Chinese Girl); Ruth Parks; Lincoln
Kirstein; Marion Moorehouse; Study; Young Girl.
PLASTER: J. B. Neumann; Portrait of a Young Woman
(Angna Enters); Madame D. Burliuk.
REVIEWS: MCBRIDE, HENRY,
"ISAMU NOGUCHI HAS THE DISTINCTION OF TWO
EXHIBITIONS IN NEW YORK THIS WEEK: JAPANESE
ARTIST'S SCULPTURES, DRAWINGS IN SEPARATE
SHOWS", THE NEW YORK SUN, FEBRUARY 20, 1932;
"THE JOHN BECKER GALLERY AND THE DEMOTTE
GALLERIES", CREATIVE ARTS, 1932.
Brush Drawings and Sculpture by Isamu Noguchi (Catalogue)
The Arts Club of Chicago,
109 Ontario Street, Chicago, IL.
March 4-30, 1932: 15
Untitled Peking Brush Drawings (China 1930).
TERRACOTTA: Erai Yatcha
Hoi; Sumo (Tamanishiki); Girl Reclining on Elbow
(Chinese Girl); Portrait of My Uncle (Uncle
Takagi); Portrait of Japanese Girl (Tsuneko-san);
Murdock Pemberton; Jose Clemente Orozco.
REVIEWS: CUNNINGHAM, INEZ ,
"NOGUCHI AS MASTER OF LONG SCROLL",
CHICAGO EVENING POST, MARCH 8, 1932;
"CONTRASTS ART OF NOGUCHI AND
SCHNAKENBURG", THE POST, CHICAGO IL, MARCH
22, 1932; TOWN AND COUNTRY, 1932.
Sculpture and Drawings by Isamu Noguchi
Reinhardt Gallery, New
York, NY.
December 1932: SCULPTURES:
Miss Expanding Universe; Portrait of a Young
Woman (Angna Enters); J. B. Neumann; Dorothy
Dillon; Eleanor Lambert; Paul Nitze; Suzanne
Ziegler; Mary Poore. DRAWINGS: Untitled Peking
Brush Drawings.
REVIEW: JEWELL, EDWARD
ALDEN, "NOGUCHI'S ABSTRACT SCULPTURE AT
REINHARDT GALLERY IS PUZZLING BUT INDICATIVE OF
HIS BRILLIANCE", THE NEW YORK TIMES,
DECEMBER 17, 1932.
Drawings and Small Sculptures by Isamu Noguchi
Honolulu Academy of Arts,
900 South Beretania Street, Honolulu, HI.
January 3-January 29, 1933:
13 Heads (incl. Martha Graham; Ruth Parks;
Charles Allen), 11 Untitled Peking Brush
Drawings, 12 smaller Sketches.
EXHIBITION TRAVELED TO:
California Palace Legion of
Honor, San Francisco, CA. 1934.
Fine Arts Society,
Pasadena, CA. 1934.
Art Institute, Pasadena,
CA. 1934.
Sculpture and Drawings by Isamu Noguchi (Catalogue)
Mellon Galleries, 27 South
18th Street, Philadelphia, PA.
February 25-March 14, 1933:
TERRACOTTA: Erai Yatcha Hoi; Sumo (Tamanishiki);
Portrait of My Uncle (Uncle Takagi); Portrait of
a Japanese Girl (Tsuneko-san); Murdock Pemberton;
Jose Clemente Orozco. BRONZE: Glad Day; Girl
Reclining on her Elbow (Chinese Girl); Figure on
his Knee; Portrait of a Young Woman (Angna
Enters); Mary Poore; Negress; Ladjos Tihanyi.
CHROME: NICKEL PLATE: R.
Buckminster Fuller; Draped Torso (Gloria).
ALUMINUM: Miss Expanding
Universe. PLASTER: Lady for a Garden; Colonna
Waliewsky. WOOD: Suzanne Ziegler; Eleanor
Lambert.
DRAWINGS: 12 Peking Brush
Drawings, 12 Pen and Pencil Drawings.
REVIEWS: CATALOGUE,
(WARBURG, EDWARD); "IN GALLERY AND
STUDIO", THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, MARCH
1933; "CURRENT EXHIBITIONS - DUAL
PERSONALITY IN ART OF NOGUCHI: EASTERN-WESTERN
CONFLICT FELT IN HIS SCULPTURE",
PHILADELPHIA PUBLIC LEDGER, MARCH 5, 1933
Isamu Noguchi
Sidney Burney Gallery,
London, England.
Summer 1934: Selection of
Untitled Peking Brush Drawings.
Isamu Noguchi (Catalogue)
Marie Harriman Gallery, New
York, NY.
January 29-February 16,
1935: STUDY MODELS FOR: Monument to the Plough;
Play Mountain; Carl Mackley Memorial; Monument to
Benjamin Franklin; SCULPTURES: Death (Lynched
Figure); Equestrienne (Bronze); Morning Exercises
(Boxwood); Bird Swallowing a Stone (Ebony); Black
Boy (Ebony); Mme. Carlos Davila (Bronze); Clare
Boothe Brokaw (Luce) (Marble); Lillian Palmedo
(Lignum Vitae); Immo Gulden (Chrome Nickel
Plate); A. Conger Goodyear (Terracotta), Weather
Vane.
REVIEW:
"NOGUCHI", ART NEWS, FEBRUARY 2, 1935.
Isamu Noguchi
Honolulu Academy of Arts,
900 South Beretania Street, Honolulu, HI.
May 14-26, 1940: R.
Buckminster Fuller; Swimming Pool for Josef Von
Sternberg (Model); George Gershwin; Martha
Graham, Ebony Bird; Glad Day; Radio Nurse;
Medical Building Frieze; Studies for
Architectural Drawings; Capital; Column;
Equestrienne; Portrait of a Japanese Girl
(Tsuneko-san).
REVIEWS: "THREE
CONTINENTS INFLUENCE NOGUCHI" ADVERTISER
(HONOLULU) MAY 14, 1940; "ART SPEAKS OWN
LANGUAGE, NOGUCHI SAYS AT ACADEMY", HONOLULU
STAR-BULLETIN, MAY 13, 1940.
Isamu Noguchi
San Francisco Museum of
Art, Van Ness Avenue and McAllister Street, San
Francisco, CA.
July 1942: George Gershwin
(and other portrait heads); Selection of
Abstractions (1928); Design for a Medical Wall;
Playground Equipment for Ala Moana Park, Hawaii;
Untitled Playground Design for New York; Fight
for Freedom (mural).
Isamu Noguchi (Catalogue)
Egan Gallery, 63 East 57th
Street, New York, NY.
March 1-26, 1949: Bird's
Nest (Nesting) (dowels); The Gunas (Tennessee
Marble); Hanging Man (Aluminum); Open Window
(Black Slate); Lunar Fist (Magnesite); Avatar
(Georgia Marble); The Seed (White Marble); Plus
Equals Minus (Alabaster); Insects in Rice
(Dowels); Cronos (Balsa Wood); This Tortured
Earth (Magnesite); Ikon (Slate); Night Land (York
Fossil).
REVIEW: GREENBERG, CLEMENT,
"ART", THE NATION, MARCH 19, 1949.
Isamu Noguchi (Catalogue)
Mitsukoshi Department
Store, 2-6-2 Ohtemachi Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan.
August 18-27, 1950: Bell
Tower for Hiroshima (unrealized); Haniwa; Hot
Day; My Mu; 1950's Child; Sette Mano no Kakemano;
Skin and Bones; Policeman; Kohabito; Waki Hito
(Iron); Portrait of a Japanese Girl
(Tsuneko-san); Mu; Bell Child; Untitled;
Untitled; Untitled; Torso.
Isamu Noguchi
Museum of Modern Art
Kamakura, 2-1-53 Yuki No Shita Kamakura-Shi,
Kamakura, Japan.
September 23-October 19,
1952: Dish (Bizen); My Mu; Celebration (Iron);
Atomic Man; Apartment; Bachelor; Bamboo; The
Beautiful; Beginnings II; A World I Did Not Make;
Bell Child; Buson; Cat; Child's Dream; Curtain of
Dream; Daruma; Dish; Elephant; Even the
Centipede; Face Dish; Face Dish; Dish; Fence;
Fish; Fishbone; Frogs; Geta Dish; Le Lai Chian;
L'Amour; Large Square Vase; Large Walking Box;
Little Walking Box; Untitled; Lonely Tower, Man,
Marriage; Mr. One Man; Mrs. White; Mother Goddess
I; Mother Goddess II; Mother Goddess III;
Peeka-Boo; Pretty Girl; Snake; Torso; Tough Guy;
Untitled; Untitled; Vase; Vase; War; Woman;
Tripod Vase.
Akari
Bonniers, New York, NY.
April 20-1955: Selection of
Akari.
Sculpture and Drawings by Noguchi (Catalogue)
Arts Club of Chicago, 109
East Ontario Street, Chicago, IL.
November 11-December 7,
1955: SCULPTURES: Holiday; Mr. One Man; Atomic
Head-Mask (Cast Iron); Polynesian Culture
(Driftwood); Buson; Child's Dream; Tiger;
Farmer's Life; Apartment House; Primitive; Me;
Vase; Man (Vase); Woman (Vase); Walking Box;
Policeman; Grey Marble (4 parts); Lonely Tower;
Dog; Large Walking Box; Mrs. White; Atomic Man;
Curtain of Dream; State (3 parts); Bone
Sculpture; Aluminum (3 parts); Ghost Dance;
Pretty Girl; Home; Daruma; Beauty; Love; Mino
(1952); Face Plate; Little Walking Box; Black
Plate; Geta (1952). DRAWINGS: Figure (1930);
Madonna (1930); Swimming Lesson (1930); Tumblers
(1930); Back Bend (1930); Circle Baby (1930);
Figure (1930).
Isamu Noguchi (Brochure)
Stable Gallery, New York,
NY.
November 23, 1954-January
8, 1955: Mr. Atom; Boku; Apartment; Mr. One Man;
Child of the Bell; Even the Centipede; Child's
Dream; Tiger; Cat; Elephant; Large Square Vase;
Torso.
Isamu Noguchi (Catalogue)
Stable Gallery, New York,
NY.
April 29-May 30, 1959:
Green Marbles 1958: Bird D- Recurrent Bird; Bird
D- Square Bird; Double Bird; Cross Form -
Beginning Dance; Cross Form Development; Girl;
Girl Torso; Silly Girl; Woman with Child; Woman
with Holes; Tiger; Lekythos; Study in the
Classical; Morning; Integral (1959); Chrysalis
(1959, Italian Marble); 2 Garden Elements (1958,
Mannari Granite); Bird A and Song (1958, Greek
Marble; Swedish Marble, 2 Lever House Studies);
Figural Portion of Composition for Idlewild
Arrivals Building (1956-8, Greek Marble); Bird B
(1952-8, Greek Marble -- Collateral Study of Bird
Element, Lever House); Bird C (Mu) (1952-8, Greek
Marble); Lady Bird (1952-8, Greek Marble);
Recurrent Bird (1958, Greek Marble, in parts);
Space Elements (1958, Greek Marble); Man with
Seat (1959, American Marble); Man with Woman
(1959, Granite); Bell Image (1957, Bell Bronze);
The Self (1957, Iron); Woman (1957, Iron),
Tetsubin (1957, Iron); Who Knows (1957, Iron);
Iron Wash (1957, Iron); Calligraphics (1957,
Iron); Endless Coupling (1957, Iron).
REVIEW: GENAUER, EMILY,
"JAPAN, MEXICO AND FAR NORTH PROVIDE THIS
WEEK'S NEW EXHIBITS: NOGUCHI SOLO", SOURCE
UNKNOWN, 1959.
Isamu Noguchi (Catalogue)
Fort Worth Art Center, 1309
Montgomery Street, Fort Worth, TX.
May-July, 1961: Tiger
(Marble); Woman with Holes (Marble); Bell Image
(Iron); Tetsubin (Iron); Okame- Hiroshima Mask
(Iron); Bronze Wash (Bronze)
Noguchi: Weightlessness (Catalogue)
Cordier and Warren Gallery,
New York, NY.
May 16-June 17, 1961: Man
Walking; Thanatos; Wind; Solar; Storm; Cloud;
Astral; Mirror; Lunar; Sentry; Sesshu; The Gift;
Kite; Orpheus; Joy; Spirit; The Cry; Mortality;
Noh Musicians.
REVIEWS: "REVIEWS AND
PREVIEWS", ART NEWS, 1961; "NOGUCHI'S
'WEIGHTLESSNESS'", HERALD TRIBUNE, MAY 21,
1961; "FLOATING", NEWSWEEK, MAY 22,
1961.
Akari
Bonniers New York, NY.
April 4-28, 1962: Selection
of Akari.
Isamu Noguchi
Cordier and Ekstrom
Gallery, 980 Madison Avenue, New York, NY.
April 2-27, 1963: BRONZE:
1962: Jocasta's Bed (Stage Piece); Shodo
(Hanging); Cronos; Mortality; The Cry; Spirit;
Shodo (Flowing); Khmer. GRAVITY STUDIES: 1962:
Solitude, Soliloquy; Lessons of Musokokushi;
Floor Frame; Victim (Dismemberment); Seen and
Unseen; Prophetess; I am a Shamisen; This Earth,
This Passage; Garden Elements; Scorpio;
Aphrodite; The Inhabitant; Mitosis; Stone of
Spiritual Understanding.
Isamu Noguchi (Catalogue)
Galerie Claude Bernard, 5
Rue des Beaux-Arts, Paris, France.
June 1964: Avatar (1964);
Gregory (Effigy) (1945); Cronos (1947); Long Neck
(1957); Bell Image (1957); Celebration (1954);
Okame (1957); Okame (1957); Calligraphics (1957);
Calligraphics (1957); Small Bomb (1957); Tetsubin
(1957); Enigma (1957); Woman (1957); Mortality
(1959); The Cry (1959); Khmer (1959); Spirit
(1959); Shodo Flowing (1960); Victim (1961);
Shodo Hanging (1961); Solitude (1961); Soliloquy
(1961); I am a Shamisen (1962); Stone of
Spiritual Understanding (1962); Lessons of
Musokokushi (1962); This Earth, This Passage
(1962); Mitosis (1962); Seen and Unseen (1962);
Garden Elements (1963); Prophetess (1962); Floor
Frame (1962); Scorpion (1962); Aphrodite (1962);
The Inhabitant (1962).
REVIEW: SCHWARTZ, PAUL W.
"ABSTRACTIONISTS SEEN IN PARIS", THE
NEW YORK TIMES, JUNE 16, 1964.
Bonniers, New York, NY.
1964: Selection of Akari.
Isamu Noguchi (Catalogue)
Cordier and Ekstrom
Gallery, 980 Madison Avenue, New York, NY.
March 30-April 24, 1965:
The Comb (1962, Granite); Black Unity (1964,
Marble); The Vertical Man (1964, Marble);
Ceremonial Object for Duchamp (1964, Marble); The
Gift (1964, Marble); Nude (1964, Sandstone); Of
Weight and Motion (1964, Marble ); Variations on
a Millstone No. 1 (1961, Granite); Variations on
a Millstone No. 4 (1962, Granite); Black Sun
(1962, Granite); Little Black (1962, Granite);
Open Square (1962, Granite); Jomon (1962,
Granite); Five is One (1964, Marble); The
Mountain (1964, Travertine); White Prophetess
(1964, Marble); The Sky (1964, Marble); Two is
One (1964, Granite); Study for a Waterfall (1961,
Granite); Idlewild Figure (1961, Granite);
Mannari (1961, Granite); The Eye (1962, Granite);
Life of a Cube (1962, Granite).
Isamu Noguchi (Catalogue)
Cordier and Ekstrom
Gallery, 980 Madison Avenue, New York, NY.
April 4-29, 1967: Green
Essence; Sky Frame; Fields of Flow; Resonance;
From Mud Mountain; Wedlock; Pupa; Bindu; Slowly
Slowly; Shadow; Night Wind; Fudo; Cube Root;
Eros; Origin; Little She; Rockabye; Sharpshooter;
Snail; Coupling (Square Coupling).
REVIEW: KRAMER, HILTON,
"THE CRAFTSMAN NOGUCHI", THE NEW YORK
TIMES, APRIL 8, 1967.
Isamu Noguchi RETROSPECTIVE (Catalogue)
Whitney Museum of American
Art, 945 Madison Avenue, New York, NY.
April 17-June 16, 1968:
Foot-Tree (1928, Bronze, Brass Plated); Leda
(1928, Brass); Positional Shape (1928, Bronze);
R. Buckminster Fuller (1929, Chrome Plated
Bronze); The Queen (1931, Terracotta); Play
Mountain (1934, Bronze); Contoured Playground
(1940, Bronze); Monument to Heroes (1943, Bone,
Paper, Wood, String); My Arizona (1943,
Magnesite, Plastic, Metal Stand); Lunar Landscape
(1944, Cork, String); Gregory (Effigy) (1945,
Bronze); Lunar (1945, Aluminum); Metamorphosis
(1946, White Marble); The Seed (1945-6, White
Marble); Humpty Dumpty (1946, Ribbon Slate);
Unknown Bird (1946, Green Slate); Avatar (1947,
Pink Georgia Marble); Cronos (1947, Bronze); Kiss
(1947, Alabaster); Mrs. White (1952, Terracotta);
United Nations Playground (Model) (1952, Bronze);
Endless Coupling (1957, Iron); The Self (1957,
Iron); Woman (1957, Iron); Bird B (1957-8, White
Marble); Thanatos (1958, Steel); Integral (1959,
Greek Marble); Mortality (1959, Bronze); Sesshu
(1959, Aluminum); Woman with Child (1959, White
Marble); Shodo Flowing (1960, Bronze); The Cry
(1959-60, Wood); Floor Frame (1961, Bronze);
Idlewild Figure (1961, Tamba Granite); Khmer
(1959-62, Bronze); Life of a Cube (Black Granite,
1962); Mitosis (1962, Bronze); Seen and Unseen
(1962, Bronze); Stone of Spiritual Understanding
(1962, Bronze); Tiger's Eye (1962, Mahabe
Granite); Victim (1962, Bronze); Black Sun
(1960-3, Black Tamba Granite); Ceremonial Object
for Duchamp (1963-4, Serpentine Green Marble);
Jomon (1963-4 Mannari Granite); One is Two (1964,
Black African Marble); The Gift (1964, Black
African Marble); The Mountain (1964, Travertine);
Two is One (1964, Granite); To Darkness (1965-66,
Black Granite); Eros (1966, Rose Aurora
Portuguese Marble); Euripedes (1966 Pink
Granite); Fudo (1966, Pink Granite); Green
Essence (1966, Green Serpentine Marble); Hakuin
(1965-6, Mannari Granite); Indian Dancer (1966,
Mannari Granite); Myo (1967-76, Kurama Granite);
Night Wind (1966, Black Granite); Red Untitled
(1965-6, Red Persian Travertine); Riverside Drive
Park Playground (Models) (1961-66); Sky Frame
(1966, Rose Aurora Portuguese Marble); The Roar
(1966, White Arni Marble); The Sun (1966, Black
Granite, 1966); White Sun (1966, White Italian
Saravezza Marble); United Nations Pavilion for
Expo '70 (Model) (1967); Resonance (1966-7,
Marble); Origin with Young Balloon (1967-8,
Aluminum, Plastic); Play Object (1968,
Polyester). DANCE OBJECTS FROM: Appalachian
Spring, Cave of the Heart, Errand into the Maze;
Night Journey; Orpheus; Judith; Embattle Garden,
Phaedra. PHOTOGRAPHS OF GARDENS: UNESCO, Beinecke
Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Chase Manhattan
Plaza, Israel Museum.
REVIEWS: SHIRLEY, DAVID L.,
"NOGUCHI", NEWSWEEK, APRIL 29, 1968;
EDGAR, NATALI, "NOGUCHI: MASTER OF
CEREMONY", ART NEWS, 1968; KRAMER, HILTON,
"ISAMU NOGUCHI: A SELECTIVE ANTHOLOGY",
THE NEW YORK TIMES, APRIL 2, 1968; KUH,
KATHERINE, "APRIL BELONGED TO NOGUCH,I"
SATURDAY REVIEW, JUNE 1, 1968.
Brush Drawings, 1930
Cordier and Ekstrom
Gallery, 980 Madison Avenue, New York, NY.
April 23-May 18, 1968:
Unknown.
Isamu Noguchi (Brochure)
Gimpel Fils, 50 South
Molton Street, London, England.
July 9-August 24, 1968:
Time Lock (1944-5, Marble); Cronos (1957,
Bronze); Long Neck (1957, Iron); Bird D,
Recurrent Bird (1957, Marble: Reproduced); Shodo
Flowing (1960, Bronze); Victim (1962, Bronze);
Floor Frame (1961, Bronze); Solitude (1961,
Marble); Mitosis (1962, Bronze); Soliloquy (1962,
Bronze); Lessons of Musokokushi (1962, Bronze);
Stone of Spiritual Understanding (1962, Bronze);
This Earth, This Passage (1962, Bronze); Seen and
Unseen (1962, Bronze); Garden Elements (1962,
Bronze); Prophetess (1962, Bronze); Scorpion
(1962, Bronze); Aphrodite (1963, Bronze);
Mortality (1962, Bronze); Black Sun (1967,
Bronze); From Mud Mountain (1967, Basalt); Roof
Beam (1967, Japanese Granite); The Knot (1967,
Japanese Granite); Variation on a Millstone, No.
5 (1967, Japanese Granite); Untitled I (1967,
Japan, Iron); Untitled II (1967, Japan, Iron);
Untitled III (1967, Japan, Iron); Untitled IV
(1967, Japan, Iron with Metal Support); Sinai
(1967, Iron, Reproduced); Untitled VI (1967,
Japan, Iron); Untitled VI I (1967, Japan, Iron).
Isamu Noguchi (Catalogue)
Gimpel and Hanover Galerie,
Zurich, Switzerland.
October 12-November 19,
1968: Time Lock (1944-5, Marble); Cronos (1957,
Bronze); Long Neck (1957, Iron); Bird D,
Recurrent Bird (1957, Marble); Shodo Flowing
(1960, Bronze); Victim (1962, Bronze); Floor
Frame (1961, Bronze); Mitosis (1962, Bronze);
Soliloquy (1962, Bronze); Lessons of Musokokushi
(1962, Bronze); Stone of Spiritual Understanding
(1962, Bronze); This Earth, This Passage (1962,
Bronze); Seen and Unseen (1962, Bronze); Garden
Elements (1962, Bronze); Prophetess (1962,
Bronze); Scorpion (1962, Bronze); Aphrodite
(1963, Bronze); The Inhabitant (1962, Bronze);
Mortality (1962, Bronze); Black Sun (1967,
Bronze); From Mud Mountain (1967, Basalt); Roof
Beam (1967, Japanese Granite); The Knot (1967,
Japanese Granite); Variation on a Millstone, No.
5 (1967, Japanese Granite); Untitled II (1967,
Iron); Untitled III (1967, Iron); Untitled IV
(1967, Iron with Metal Support); Sinai (1967,
Iron); Untitled VI (1967, Iron); I Am A Shamisen
(1962, Bronze).
Noguchi: Shapes of Light (Catalogue)
Cordier and Ekstrom
Gallery, 980 Madison Avenue, New York, NY.
December 4, 1968-January 4,
1969: Selection of Akari.
Noguchi
Cordier and Ekstrom
Gallery, 980 Madison Avenue, New York, NY.
November 4-28, 1970: The
Opening; The Sun at Noon; The Spirit's Flight; In
Dream-Abacus; In-tetra; Cubic Pyramid; In
Stillness Moving; Downward Pulling; She; To Love;
The Bow; Re-entry Cone; Little Id; Incubus.
REVIEWS: CANADAY, JOHN,
"RECENT SCULPTURES BY NOGUCHI", THE NEW
YORK TIMES, NOVEMBER 14, 1970.
Strange Birds
Cordier and Ekstrom
Gallery, 980 Madison Avenue, New York, NY.
May 9-June 17, 1972:
Strange Bird (To the Sunflower) (Unknown Bird) (6
Bronze Versions and 2 Aluminum Versions).
Isamu Noguchi (Catalogue)
Gimpel Fils, 30 Davies
Street, London, England.
September 14-October 7,
1972: The Bow I (1970); Downward Pulling (1970);
Floor Frame No. 2 (1970); She (1971); Square Ring
(1971); In Stillness Moving (1971); The Spirits
Flight II (1970); Earth Figure (1971); To Love
(1971); Little ID II (1970); White Geometry
(1970); White Composition (1970); The Section
(1970); Effigy .
EXHIBITION TRAVELED TO:
Gimpel and Hanover Galerie,
Zürich, Switzerland. November 1972.
Isamu Noguchi, Retrospective (Catalogue)
Minami Gallery, Tokyo,
Japan.
May 14-June 9, 1973:
Childhood (1970); Black Sun (1961-9); Origin
(1967); Night Wind (1970); Emergent (1971); Wet
Stone (1971); Incubus (1971); Slate (1945);
Strange Bird (To the Sunflower) (Unknown Bird)
(1945); Gregory (Effigy) (1946); The Seed (1946);
Avatar (1947); The Cry (1959); Mortality (1960);
Khmer (1962); Shodo (1962); Inhabitant (1962);
Stone of Spiritual Understanding (1962); Mitosis
(1962); Solitude (1962). PHOTOGRAPHS: My Arizona
(1943); Billy Rose Sculpture Garden; Connecticut
General Life Insurance Company Gardens; Expo '70
Fountains; UNESCO Gardens; Fort Worth Plaza;
Sunken Garden at Chase Manhattan Plaza; Ground
Wind No. I; Ground Wind No. 2; Origin; Another
Land; This Place; Table Sculpture; Untitled
(1971); Feminine (1970); Unmei (1968); Sky
Viewing Sculpture (1969); Riverside Drive Park
Playground; Contoured Playground, United Nations
Playground; Dance Sets; Buddha Memorial (Model);
Beinecke; Munich; Red Cube; She; In Silence
Walking; The Sun at Noon (1969); Illusion of the
5th Stone; (1969); The Seeker Sought (1969-70);
The Void (1969);Untitled (1968); Sigiria (1970);
Intetra (1970); Toy (1970); Table Sculpture
(1970).
REVIEW: LOVE, JOSEPH.
"NOGUCHI'S VISION SHAKES UP YOUNG
JAPANESE", ART NEWS, SEPTEMBER 1973.
Noguchi: Steel Sculptures (Catalogue)
Pace Gallery, 32 East 57th
Street, New York, NY.
May 10-June 20, 1975: Solar
(1974); Noh Musicians (1958-74); Open Column
(1958-73); Thanatos (1958-73); Humpty Dumpty
(1959-73); Chinese Sleeve No. 2 (1960-72); Tip
Top (1960-73); The Robe (1960-73); Chinese Sleeve
No. 1 (1962-71); Doorway (1964); Open Lock
(1964); Dot Dash (1972); Messenger (1972);
Sentinel (1973); Roof Frame (1974).
REVIEWS: KRAMER, HILTON,
"NOGUCHI'S ART, UNAFRAID OF BEAUTY",
THE NEW YORK TIMES, MAY 17, 1975; "ISAMU
NOGUCHI AT PACE", ART IN AMERICA,
SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER, 1975.
Noguchi: The Sculptor as Designer
Museum of Modern Art, 11
West 53rd Street, New York, NY.
November 11, 1977-January
8, 1978: 2 Rocking Stools (1954, Wood and Metal);
Radio Nurse (1937, Bakelite); Lunar Infant (1944,
Magnesite); Akari (Model Numbers: 1AG; 10A; J1;
38DL; 95 EN; 16A; 2N; S2; L5; 31N; L6; 70XN; 70
FF; 1N; 22(23)N; 26N; 5X; YA1; L1; PL1; S1; 27N;
L2; K4; JP; 33S; 120A; 23N; V2; L3; 40XP; K3; L4;
Hanging Silk Light Structure).
Noguchi's Imaginary Landscapes (Catalogue)
Walker Art Center, Vineland
Place, Minneapolis, MN.
April 23-June 18, 1978:
Garden Elements (1962, Bronze); Omphalos (1962,
Bronze); Cubic Pyramid (1969, Granite); Floor
Frame (1961, Bronze); Stone of Spiritual
Understanding (1962, Aluminum and Bronze); Origin
with Young Balloon (1967-8, Cast Aluminum); This
Earth, This Passage (1962, Bronze); Gregory
(Effigy) (1946, Bronze); Bench (1966, Roman
Travertine); The Spirits Flight (1970, Green
& Pink Serpentine, Carrara Marble); The
Mountain (1964, Travertine); Origin (1967, Black
Granite); She (Small Version) (Black Austrian
Porticoi & Portuguese Rose Aurora Marble);
Double Red Mountain (1970, Red Travertine); Bird
B (Marble); Mud Mountain (1965, Basalt); Ground
Wind II (1968, Granite); This Place (1968,
Granite); Study for Beinecke (Model) (1961,
Bronze); Ding Dong Bat (White Statuary & Pink
Portuguese Marble); Lessons of Musokokushi (1962,
Bronze); Monument to Heroes (1943, Painted
Plastic, Bones and Wood - 1978 remake of
original); Avatar (1948, Bronze); The World is a
Foxhole (1942-3, Bronze, Wood, String); My
Arizona (1943, Plastic); This Tortured Earth
(1942, Bronze); The Seed (1946, White Marble);
MODELS: Playscapes Atlanta,
GA (1976); Civic Center Plaza Detroit, MI (1972);
Dodge Fountain Detroit, MI (Aluminum); Detroit
Pylon (undated); Tetrahedral Fountain Palm Beach,
FL (1974); National Museum Sculpture Garden
Jerusalem, Israel (1960-64); Beinecke Garden New
Haven, CT (1960-64); Sogetsu (1977-8); Osaka Expo
'70 (1970, Plaster); Swimming Pool for Josef von
Sternberg (Model) (1935, Bronze); Kukaniloko
(1976, Bronze); 5 Riverside Drive Park Playground
New York, NY (1961-2, Bronze); Contoured
Playground (1941, Bronze); Memorial to Buddha
(1957, Plastic and Bronze); Play Mountain (1933,
Bronze); United Nations Playground (1952,
Bronze); Houston Museum of Fine Arts Garden
Houston,TX (1977). Martha Graham Theater (1976,
Plastic, Wood, Wire); Octetra Play Sculpture
(Fiberglass and Painted Cement); The Cry
(Balsawood); Sogetsu Elements .
REVIEWS: CLOSE, ROY M.,
"NOGUCHI'S 'EMERGING EARTH FORMS'
DRAMATICALLY DISPLAYED", MINNEAPOLIS, MAY ,
1978; "NOGUCHI'S IMAGINARY LANDSCAPES",
MINNESOTA DAILY, MAY 8, 1978.
EXHIBITION TRAVELED TO:
Denver Art Museum. October
22-December 1978.
Cleveland Museum of Art.
January 23, 1979-March 4, 1979.
Detroit Institute of Art.
April 10, 1979-June 10, 1979.
San Francisco Museum of
Modern Art. July 22-September 2, 1979.
Philadelphia Museum of Art.
October 21-January 6, 1980.
Wrapping of Isamu Noguchi's Sky Viewing Sculpture, by Christo
Western Washington
University, Bellingham, WA.
May 1978: Sky Viewing
Sculpture (Wrapped by Christo).
Akari
University of Hawaii at
Manoa, 2535 The Mall, Honolulu, HI.
September 30-October 27,
1978: Selection of Akari.
Unidentified Object
Public Art Fund, 60th
Street and 5th Avenue, New York, NY.
December 13, 1979-July
1980: Unidentified Object.
The Sculpture of Spaces (Catalogue)
Whitney Museum of American
Art, 945 Madison Avenue, New York, NY.
February 5-April 6, 1980:
Lessons of Musokokushi (1962, Bronze); Ground
Wind II (1968, Granite); Origin (1968, Granite);
This Place (1968, Granite); Play Mountain (1937,
Bronze); Swimming Pool for Josef von Sternberg
(Model) (1935, Bronze); Contoured Playground
(1941, Bronze); This Tortured Earth (1942,
Bronze); Monument to Heroes (1943, Reconstructed
1978); My Arizona (1943, Magnesite); The World is
a Foxhole (1943, Bronze); United Nations
Playground (1952, Bronze); Memorial to Buddha
(1959, Plaster and Bronze); Riverside Drive Park
Playground (1960-5, 6 Bronze Models); Friendship
Fountain (1974); Kukaniloko (Model) (1976,
Bronze); Martha Graham Theatre (Model) (1976);
Sunken Garden for Beinecke Rare Books and
Manuscript Library (Model) New Haven, CT (1960-4,
Plaster); Billy Rose Sculpture Garden (Model),
Jerusalem, Israel (1960-5); Hart Plaza (Models),
Detroit MI (1973-6, Aluminum Pylon (Model);
1973-8, Basswood); Playscapes (Model) (1975-6,
Basswood); Portal, Cuyahoga Justice Center
(Model) (1976, Steel Pipe); Sogetsu (Model)
(1977-8, Wood); Piazza for Finanziaria Fiere
(Model), Bologna Italy (1979, Wood and Plastic);
Lillie and Roy Cullen Sculpture Garden (Model),
Houston Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX (1979,
Wood). DESIGNS FOR THE STAGE: Frontier (1935);
Appalachian Spring (1944); Cave of the Heart
(1946); Night Journey (1947); Luminous Rocks from
Orpheus (1948); Acrobats of God (1960).
REVIEWS: KRAMER, HILTON,
"NOGUCHI AT 75", THE NEW YORK TIMES,
MARCH 2, 1980; BELL, TIFFANY, "IMAGINARY
LANDSCAPES: THE WORK OF ISAMU NOGUCHI",
SKYLINE, APRIL 1980.
75th Birthday Exhibition, Recent Stones, 1978-9 (Catalogue)
Pace Gallery, 32 East 57th
Street New York, NY (in conjunction with Emmerich
Gallery).
February 16-March 15, 1980:
Awake Asleep (1079, Mikage Granite); The Balance
Stone (1978, Granite and Basalt); Binary Cut and
Cored (1978, Basalt); Binary Morphology (1978,
Basalt); Binary Practice (1978, Aji Granite);
Black Cores Recumbent (1978, Swedish Granite);
Black Vertical (1978, Swedish Granite); Intetra
(Basalt and Stainless Steel); The Empty One
(1978, Basalt); Heart of Stone (1979, Basalt);
The Hill of Core (1978, Basalt and Granite); Idi
Amin (1979, Pebble); Mantra (Basalt); Mortal
Remains (1978, Basalt); The Mountain Core (1978,
Aji Granite); On the Perch (Basalt and Stainless
Steel); Practice Muse (1979, Aji Granite);
Practice Pieces in Conjunction (1979, Aji
Granite); The Primordial Pierced by the Present
(Basalt and Stainless Steel); Recent Can Can
Carving (1979, Aji Granite); Three Linear Pieces
(1979, Aji Granite); Triple Nest (1979, Aji
Granite); Two Dependent Pieces (1979, Aji
Granite); Where is She Now? (1979, Basalt).
REVIEWS: GLUECK, GRACE,
"ART: ISAMU NOGUCHI AND HIS WORLD OF
STONE", THE NEW YORK TIMES, MAY 20, 1983;
COOPER, JAMES F., "NOGUCHI'S SCULPTURES HAVE
IMPROVED WITH TIME", NEW YORK TRIBUNE, MAY
13, 1983.
75th Birthday Exhibition, Landscape Tables, 1968-79 (Catalogue)
Emmerich Gallery, 41 E.
57th Street New York, NY (in conjunction with
Pace Gallery).
February 16-March 15, 1980:
Seascape (The Uncertain Sea) (ca. 1968, Granite);
The Planet in Transit, No. 1 (1970, Granite);
Radiant Square (1979, Granite); Round-Square
Space (1970, Granite); Vertical Space (Vertical
View) (ca. 1968, Mihara Granite); Table Sculpture
(Knife in the Rock) (1970, Granite); Wave in
Space (1972, Granite); Black Hills (1970,
Granite); Wet Stone (1970, Granite); Mirage (ca.
1968, Granite); Double Red Mountain (1969,
Travertine).
Granites, Basaltes, Obsidiennes (Granites, Basalts, Obsidians)
Maeght Gallery, 42-46 Rue
du Bac, Paris, France.
1981: Binary Morphology
(1978, Basalt); Binary Practice (1978, Aji
Granite); Black Planet (1973, Granite); The
Chairman in Thought (1978, Granite); Emergent
(1971 Aji Granite); From Mud Mountain (1967,
Basalt); Geode (1974, Basalt); The Hill of Core
(1978, Basalt and Granite); Infant Cry (1978, Aji
Granite); Enigma (1978, Obsidian); The Planet in
Transit, No. 2 (1975, Granite); Practice Couple
(1979, Aji Granite); Recent Can Can Carving
(1978; Obsidian), Basalt); Remembering
Giacometti's Nose (1978, Obsidian); Small
Practices (1979, Granite); The Stone Within
(1978, Aji Granite); Three Linear Pieces (1979,
Granite); Toy (1970, Aji Granite); Two Dependent
Pieces (1979, Granite); Warlord (1978, Granite);
Where is She Now? (1979, Basalt); Locked Hill
(Young Mountain) (1970, Aji Granite); End Piece
(1974, Granite).
Isamu Noguchi
Gallery Kasahara, 2-10-17
Toyosaki Kita-ku, Osaka, Japan.
October 16-December 28,
1982: Selection of Akari; Helix, Counter Helix in
a Cube (1981, Black Basalt).
Noguchi-- New Sculpture (Catalogue)
Pace Gallery, 32 East 57th
Street, New York, NY.
May 6-June 4, 1983: Way
Stone; Shiva Rock; Wounded Rock; Klee's Stone;
Stone Abiding; Costume for a Stone; Akhnaton;
Pierced Stone; Ceremony; Old Erosion; Inner Outer
Stone; Worm Stone; Angled Core Stone; Entity;
Buddha Stone; Source Stone; Vertical Core Stone;
Thebes; Two Stones; Basin and Range; Mannari;
Reborn Stone; The Philosopher's Stone; Torso;
Transformation Stone; Atomic Haystack; Figure
Emerging; Giacometti's Shadow; Kaki-Persimmons;
Magritte's Stone; Mountains Forming; Pierced
Seat; Pierced Table; Rain Mountain; Sparrow;
Tongue; Wind Catcher.
Isamu Noguchi at Gemini GEL - 1983
Janet Fleischer Gallery,
211 South 17th Street, Philadelphia, PA.
September 14-October 12,
1983: GEMINI PIECES: Kaki-Persimmons; Sparrow;
Neo-Lithic; Atomic Haystack; Wind Catcher;
Pierced Table; Pierced Seat; Cactus Wind; Rain
Mountain; Giacometti's Shadow; Sky Mirror;
Mountains Forming; Secret; Root & Stem; Fat
Dancer; Lady Mirror; Goddess; Magritte's Stone;
Shaft & Root; Duo; Space Blot; Folding In
& Out; Zazen; Figure Emerging; Tongue;
Monument to Benjamin Franklin (Model).
Isamu Noguchi (Catalogue)
Gallery Kasahara, 2-10-17
Toyosaki Kita-ku, Osaka, Japan.
November 7-30, 1983:
Kaki-Persimmons; Sparrow; Neo-Lithic; Atomic
Haystack; Wind Catcher; Cloud Mountain; Pierced
Table; Cactus Wind; Rain Mountain; Giacometti's
Shadow; Sky Mirror; Mountains Forming; Secret;
Root & Stem; Fat Dancer; Lady Mirror;
Goddess; Magritte's Stone; Shaft & Root; Duo;
Space Blot; Folding In & Out; Zazen; Figure
Emerging; Tongue.
Isamu Noguchi--Gemini
Max Protetch Gallery, 560
Broadway, New York, NY.
March 9-13, 1984:
Kaki-Persimmons; Sparrow; Neo-Lithic; Atomic
Haystack; Wind Catcher; Cloud Mountain; Pierced
Table; Pierced Seat; Cactus Wind; Rain Mountain;
Giacometti's Shadow; Sky Mirror; Mountains
Forming; Secret; Root & Stem; Fat Dancer;
Lady Mirror; Goddess; Magritte's Stone; Duo;
Space Blot; Folding In & Out; Zazen; Figure
Emerging; Tongue.
Gemini (Catalogue)
Gallery Kasahara, 2-10-17
Toyosaki Kita-ku, Osaka, Japan.
April 2-21, 1984:
Kaki-Persimmons; Sparrow; Neo-Lithic; Atomic
Haystack; Wind Catcher; Cloud Mountain; Pierced
Table; Cactus Wind; Rain Mountain; Giacometti's
Shadow; Sky Mirror; Mountains Forming; Secret;
Root & Stem; Fat Dancer; Lady Mirror;
Goddess; Magritte's Stone; Shaft & Root; Duo;
Space Blot; Folding In & Out; Zazen; Figure
Emerging; Tongue.
Gemini GEL
Storm King Art Center, Old
Pleasant Hill Rd. Mountainville, NY.
May 15-October 15, 1984:
Wind Catcher; Cloud Mountain; Pierced Table;
Cactus Wind; Rain Mountain; Mountains Forming;
Lady Mirror; Figure Emerging.
Gemini
Carl Soloway Gallery,
Cincinnati, OH.
July 1984: Sparrow;
Neo-Lithic; Atomic Haystack; Cloud Mountain;
Cactus Wind; Rain Mountain; Mountains Forming;
Fat Dancer; Lady Mirror; Goddess; Magritte's
Stone; Duo; Space Blot; Zazen; Figure Emerging.
Untitled Photograph Exhibition of Isamu Noguchi's Work
Pratt Institute, Brooklyn,
NY.
1985: Selection of
Photographs.
Isamu Noguchi--Stones (Catalogue)
Gallery Kasahara, 2-10-17
Toyosaki Kita-ku, Osaka, Japan.
January 10-31, 1985: To
Return; Target; Personage I; Personage II;
Kyoko-San; Young Dancer.
Isamu Noguchi: Space of Akari and Stone
Yurakucho Art Forum,
Yurakucho Seibu, 2-5-1 Yurakucho Chiyoda-Ku,
Tokyo, Japan.
February 9-20, 1985:
Personage I; Resonance; Far Land; Phoenix I;
Kyoko- San; Lap; Inkstone; Rice Field; Phoenix
II; Woman; River Mouth; Transformation of Nature
I; Transformation of Nature II; Ojizousama;
Selection of Akari.
Installation by Arata
Isozaki.
Isamu Noguchi--Bronze Sculpture, 1959-1962 (Catalogue)
Arnold Herstand Gallery, 24
West 57th Street, New York, NY.
October 30-December 14,
1985: Mortality; Spirit; Shodo Flowing; Floor
Frame; The Cry; Solitude; Lessons of Musokokushi;
Soliloquy; Victim; Sculpture A; Sculpture C;
Seated Figure.
REVIEW:
"GALLERIES", THE NEW YORK TIMES,
NOVEMBER 29, 1985.
Seven Stones (Catalogue)
Pace Gallery, 32 East 57th
Street, New York, NY.
Mar 28-April 26, 1986:
Pietŕ (Mademoiselle Pogany with Brancusi); Fish
Face No. 2; Fullness with Void; Stone Embrace;
Odalisque; Olmec and Muse; Personage III (Ningen
III); 6 Foot Energy Void.
REVIEW: SMITH, ROBERTA
"ISAMU NOGUCHI", DATE, SOURCE UNKNOWN.
Gemini
Travelli Gallery, 620
Ettymore Avenue, Aspen, CO.
August 1986: Zazen; Cloud
Mountain; Cactus Wind; Goddess; Duo.
Works from the Noguchi Museum
Jamaica Arts Center, 161-04
Jamaica Avenue, Jamaica, NY.
February 27-April 9, 1987:
Figure Emerging; Space Blot; Atomic Haystack;
Riverside Drive Park Playground; United Nations
Playground; 10 Photographic Panels of Isamu
Noguchi's Work.
Homage to Noguchi
Community Center for the
Arts, Michigan City, IN.
May 6-June 14, 1988: Portal
(Model); Akari (Model Numbers: UF3-U; UF3-H;
UF1-FF; UF1-0; IN; IP; YA2. 3X,1AB, UF4-L8).
Isamu Noguchi--The New Bronzes: 1987-1988 (Catalogue)
Arnold Herstand Gallery, 24
West 57th Street, New York, NY.
May 6-June 18, 1988: Leda
(1928); Untitled Gouache; A Feeling; Chinese
Sleeve; Circles; Korean Carrot As Clown; Korean
Carrot (Study Model); Korean Carrot - The Sadness
of Being Somewhat Human; Landscape; Linga;
Messenger 2B; Pigeon; Richard; Sky Above;
Squirrel; Two Equals One.
Isamu Noguchi--Bronze and Iron Sculpture (Catalogue)
Pace Gallery, 32 East 57th
Street, New York, NY.
May 13-June 11, 1988:
Remembrance (Bronze); Strange Bird (To the
Sunflower) (Unknown Bird); Little Slate; Trinity
(Triple); Figure; Gregory (Effigy); The Seed;
Avatar; Cronos; The Tent of Holofernes from
Judith; Woman (Rishi Kesh); Enigma; Bell Image;
Endless Coupling; Spirit; The Cry; Shodo Flowing;
Floor Frame; Victim; Lessons of Musokokushi;
Soliloquy; Mitosis; Solitude.
Isamu Noguchi--The New Bronzes (Catalogue)
Gallery Kasahara 2-10-17
Toyosaki Kita-ku, Osaka, Japan.
February 21-March 18, 1989:
Chinese Sleeve; Messenger 2B; Landscape;
Squirrel; Richard; Circles; Linga; Korean Carrot
as Clown; Pigeon; The Sky Above; A Feeling;
Korean Carrot (Study Model); Korean Carrot - The
Sadness of Being Somewhat Human; In Silence
Walking.
Isamu Noguchi: Portrait Sculpture (Catalogue)
National Portrait Gallery,
F Street at 8th NW, Washington, DC.
April 15-August 20, 1989:
Berenice Abbott; Cecil Boulton; Dorothy Dillon;
Helen Gahagon Douglas; Portrait of a Young Woman
(Angna Enters); Edla Frankau (Mrs. Peter Cusick);
R. Buckminster Fuller; George Gershwin; Leonie
Gilmour; A. Conger Goodyear; Martha Graham (1st
Version); Marion Greenwood; Beatrice Grover; Immo
Gulden; Kay Halle; Michael Hopkins; Michio Ito;
Lincoln Kirstein; Eleanor Lambert; Fernand
Léger; Beatrice Locker; Clare Booth Luce; Aline
MacMahon; Boris Ivan Majdrakoff; J. B. Neumann;
Paul Nitze; Jose Clemente Orozco; Sono Osato;
Margaret LeFarge Osborn; Ruth Parks; Ginger
Rogers; Portrait of My Uncle (Uncle Takagi);
Portrait of a Japanese Girl (Tsuneko-san);
Thorton Wilder; Suzanne Ziegler.
EXHIBITION TRAVELED TO:
Whitney Museum of American
Art at Philip Morris, New York, NY.
October 6-December 6, 1989:
Berenice Abbott; Cecil Boulton; Dorothy Dillon;
Helen Gahagon Douglas; Portrait of a Young Woman
(Angna Enters); Edla Frankau (Mrs. Peter Cusick);
R. Buckminster Fuller; George Gershwin; Leonie
Gilmour; Martha Graham (1st Version); Marion
Greenwood; Beatrice Grover; Immo Gulden; Michael
Hopkins; Michio Ito; Lincoln Kirstein; Eleanor
Lambert; Beatrice Locker; Clare Booth Luce; Aline
MacMahon; Boris Ivan Majdrakoff; J.B. Neumann;
Paul Nitze; Sono Osato; Margaret LeFarge Osborn;
Ruth Parks; Ginger Rogers; Suzanne Ziegler.
Isamu Noguchi
The National Museum of
Modern Art, Tokyo, Japan.
March 14-May 10, 1992:
Monument to Heroes; Untitled (Ceramic); Drawing;
Drawing; Red Seed; The World is a Foxhole; My
Arizona; Red Lunar Fist; Daruma; Orpheus; Leda;
Sail Shape; Foot Tree; Memorial to Buddha
(Model); Sunken Garden for Beinecke (Model); The
Kite; Tara Pandit; Play Mountain (Model);
Contoured Playground (Model); Trinity (Triple);
Victim; Riverside Drive Park Playground (Model);
Ding Dong Bat; Slide (Working Model); Life of a
Cube; Wind Catcher; Giacometti's Shadow;
Magritte's Stone; Ends; Beginnings; Stone Within;
Magic Ring; This Place; The Spirit's Flight; She;
Slide (Study); Seeker Variation; Death (Lynched
Figure); Double Red Mountain; Behind Inner
Seeking; Shiva Dancing; Ground Wind No. 2; Green
Essence; Floor Frame; Ziggurat; Floor
Frame/Remembering India; Mother and Child.; The
Kiss; The Gift; Water Table; Sumo (Tamanishiki);
Endless Coupling; The Inhabitant; Stone of
Spiritual Understanding; Mitosis; Wave in Space
No. 2; Walking Void No. 2; Galaxy Calligraphy;
Tsukubai; Untitled III; The Sun at Midnight; In
Silence Walking; Girl Reclining on Elbow (Chinese
Girl); Leonie Gilmour; Celebration; White Sun;
Glad Day; Metamorphosis; Cecil Boulton; Boris
Ivan Majdrakoff; Man; George Gershwin; Lessons of
Musokokushi; Young Dancer; Maiastra (Gift to
Emilio); War; Okame; Woman; Black Sun; The Queen;
The Gunas; The Ring; Even the Centipede; Portrait
of My Uncle (Uncle Takagi).
REVIEWS: LUFTY, CAROL,
"SUDDENLY JAPAN RECOGNIZES ITS OWN
ARTISTS," INTERNALTIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE,
MARCH 20, 1992; KANGAS, MATTHEW, "JAPAN:
ISAMU NOGUCHI," SCULPTURE,
NOVEMBER-DECEMBER, 1992.
EXHIBITION TRAVELED TO:
The National Museum of
Modern Art, Kyoto, Japan. May 26-July 5, 1992.
Dear Heartfelt Friend, Isamu Noguchi (Catalogue)
Marugame Genichiro-Inokuma
Museum of Contemporary Art, 80-1 Hamamachi
Marugama-shi Kagawa-Ken, Japan.
November 23, 1992-March 14,
1993: Strange Bird (To the Sunflower) (Unknown
Bird); Gregory (Effigy); The Seed; Avatar;
Endless Coupling; Solitude (1/6); Walking Void
No. 2; Nameless; The Bend; Awakening; Floor Rock;
Helix of the Endless; Girl with Boy Swiftly; 14
Untitled Sculptures; Memorial to the Dead of
Hiroshima; Mortality; The Inhabitant; Stone of
Spiritual Understanding; Sun at Midnight;
Archaic; Phoenix No. 2; Ricefield; Woman (Ona).
Akari: Sculptural Light by Isamu Noguchi
Sheldon Memorial Art
Gallery (University of Nebraska Art Galleries),
12th and R Streets, Lincoln, NE.
November 19, 1992-January
13, 1993: Selection of Akari; Goddess (Galvanized
Steel); Magritte's Stone (Bronze); Cloud Mountain
(Bronze); Atomic Haystack (Galvanized Steel);
Cactus Wind (Galvanized Steel); Kaki-Persimmons
(Galvanized Steel).
Noguchi: The Artist as Photographer
Cooper Union Humanities
Gallery, 51 Astor Place, New York, NY.
March 29-April 29, 1994:
Over 40 Travel Photographs taken by Isamu
Noguchi.
REVIEW: HAGEN, CHARLES,
"ART IN REVIEW: ISAMU NOGUCHI," THE NEW
YORK TIMES, APRIL 15, 1994.
Noguchi
Fundación Juan March,
Madrid, Spain.
April 14-June 26, 1994:
Leda; Red Seed; Play Mountain (Model); Contoured
Playground (Model); This Tortured Earth (Model);
Little Slate; Strange Bird (To the Sunflower)
(Unknown Bird); Trinity (Triple); Gregory
(Effigy); The Seed; My Mu; Curtain of Dream;
Ghost; Large Square Vase; Pretty Girl; United
Nations Playground (Model); Bell Image; Woman
(Rishi Kesh); Bird D; Calligraphics; Endless
Coupling; Pregnant Bird; Folded Torso; Chrysalis;
Spirit; Lunar Table; Riverside Park Drive
Playground; Floor Frame; Victim; The Mountain;
Fudo; Pupa; Slowly Slowly; From Mud Mountain;
Life of a Cube No. 5; Landscape Sculpture;
Ziggurat; Vishnu; Double Red Mountain; Childhood;
Feminine; In Silence Walking; Magic Ring; Time
Thinking; Void; Petroglyph; Black Cores
Recumbent; Binary Morphology; Remembering
Giacometti's Nose; Three Lunar Pieces; Torso;
Awakening; Kyoko-san; Fullness with Void.
EXHIBITION TRAVELED TO:
Fundació Caixa de
Catalunya, La Padrera, Barcelona, Spain.
September 20-November 20, 1994.
Isamu Noguchi: Early Abstraction
Whitney Museum of American
Art, 945 Madison Avenue, New York, NY.
April 21-June 19, 1994:
Foot Tree; Leda; Positional Shape; 20 Paris
Abstractions (Gouache on Paper).
EXHIBITION TRAVELED TO:
Portland Museum of Art,
Portland, MA. March 25-June 4, 1995.
Cleveland Museum of Art,
Cleveland, OH. November 14-January 24, 1996.
Quietlight: An Installation of Isamu Noguchi's Akari Light Sculpture by Tod Williams and Billie Tsien
Gallery at Takashimaya, New
York, NY.
July 19-September 10, 1994:
Selection of Akari.
EXHIBITION TRAVELED TO:
Saint Louis Art Museum,
Saint Louis, MO. January 6-February 6, 1995.
Montreal Musée des Arts
Decoratifs, Montreal, Canada. May 18-September
1995.
REVIEW: MUSCHAMP, HERBERT,
"HOW NOGUCHI SHED LIGHT ON LIGHT
ITSELF," THE NEW YORK TIMES, JULY 21, 1994.
Noguchi at the Dance
The New York Public Library
for the Performing Arts, 111 Amsterdam Avenue,
New York, NY.
September 30, 1994-January
28, 1995: DRAWINGS: Ideas for Judith Stage Film;
Studies for The Seasons. PORTRAITS: Michel
Fokine; George Gershwin; Michio Ito; Sono Osato;
Portrait of a Young Woman (Angna Enters).
Selection of Dance Photographs.
Isamu Noguchi: Beginnings and Ends (Brochure)
Pace Gallery, 142 Greene
Street, New York, NY.
December 3,1994-January 21,
1995: Beginnings; Ends; In Silence Walking.
Isamu Noguchi
The Butler Institute of
American Art/Trumbull, 9350 East Market Street,
Howland, OH.
June 2-August 25, 1996:
Jack-in-the Box; Kaki-Persimmons; Magritte's
Stone; Giacometti's Shadow; Neolithic; Cloud
Mountain; Figure Emerging; Pierced Table; Pierced
Seat. Selection of Akari.
Isamu Noguchi: Stones and Water
Pace Wildenstein, New York City
May 1 - June 26, 1998
Light and Shadow - Sculptural Resonance in Space: The Works of Isamu Noguchi from New York and Mure
Museum of Contemporary Art, Sapporo
July 4 - August 30, 1998
Noguchi and the Figure
Museo de Arte Contemporaneo de Monterrey
February - May, 1999
Museo Rufino Tamayo
June - September, 1999
The Public and Private Worlds of Isamu Noguchi: A Selection of Works from The Isamu Noguchi Foundation, Inc., New York
The University of California, San Francisco
November 1, 1999 - March 15, 2000
Isamu Noguchi: Working Metal 1929-1982
The College of Saint Rose, Albany, NY
October 1 - December 3, 2000
Relocated: Twenty Sculptures by Isamu Noguchi
Noguchi Museum, Long Island City, NY
April - October, 2001
Akari: 50th Anniversary Celebration
Noguchi Museum, Long Island City, NY
April - October, 2001
Isamu Noguchi: Sculptural Design
Installation design by Robert Wilson
London Design Museum, London, England
July 20 - November 18, 2001
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