Join us in this monthly series where we closely examine scenes from Distance Noguchi. These fixed-perspective films feature spaces in The Noguchi Museum where light shifts and nature actively interacts with sculpture. Learn introductory drawing techniques, and then settle into a flow while creating a long sketch. Reflect on your drawings and discuss the integration between art, space, and time.

子供（5−１１歳）の子供とその家族、最初にアートについて会話をして　その後　家にある材料で家族でアートを作ります。

Part of Five Boroughs Music Festival’s 2020–21 digital mainstage season, noise/SILENCE is co-produced by the Argus Quartet and filmed at the Noguchi Museum. The concert explores the symbiosis of silence and sound through music inspired by the art of Isamu Noguchi.

Learn about about the materials and process behind Koho Yamamoto’s Untitled (n.d.) on view as part of Koho Yamamoto: Under a Dark Moon, and participate in an interpretive conversation led by educator Matthew Capezzuto. Bring a pencil and paper for a short writing or sketching exercise.

For families with children ages 5–11. Engage in conversations about art, and then create artwork together using materials found in the home.

Seen and Unseen is a monthly series of virtual tours for adults who are blind or have low vision, leading participants through interactive experiences with Isamu Noguchi’s art. This month, join us in exploring sculptures Noguchi created that reference Japanese folklore and Arthurian legends. RSVP to education@noguchi.org.

On the first Friday of every month, Museum admission is free. All visits must be scheduled in advance.

Learn about about the materials and process behind Isamu Noguchi’s unrealized earthwork Monument to the Plow (1933), and participate in an interpretive conversation led by educator Matthew Capezzuto. Bring a pencil and paper for a short writing or sketching exercise.

Join us in this monthly series where we closely examine scenes from Distance Noguchi. These fixed-perspective films feature spaces in The Noguchi Museum where light shifts and nature actively interacts with sculpture. Learn introductory drawing techniques, and then settle into a flow while creating a long sketch. Reflect on your drawings and discuss the integration between art, space, and time.

Learn about about the materials and process behind Isamu Noguchi’s unrealized earthwork Monument to the Plow (1933), and participate in an interpretive conversation led by educator Matthew Capezzuto. Bring a pencil and paper for a short writing or sketching exercise.

Seen and Unseen is a monthly series of virtual tours for adults who are blind or have low vision, leading participants through interactive experiences with Isamu Noguchi’s art. This month, join us in exploring sculptures that were inspired by Noguchi’s myriad interests spanning poetry, dance, and music. RSVP to education@noguchi.org.