Celebrating the twelfth season of collaboration, Bang on a Can and The Noguchi Museum present a monthly concert series in the Museum’s garden and galleries in June through September. Free with admission.

Celebrating the twelfth season of collaboration, Bang on a Can and The Noguchi Museum present a monthly concert series in the Museum’s garden and galleries in June through September. Free with admission.

Celebrating the twelfth season of collaboration, Bang on a Can and The Noguchi Museum present a monthly concert series in the Museum’s garden and galleries in June through September. Free with admission.

Celebrating the twelfth season of collaboration, Bang on a Can and The Noguchi Museum present a monthly concert series in the Museum’s garden and galleries in June through September. Free with admission.

Join poet Bernard Ferguson and educator Naima Dobbs in a poetry writing workshop inspired by Noguchi’s sculpture Core (1978).

Celebrating the eleventh season of collaboration, Bang on a Can and The Noguchi Museum present a monthly series of performances in the Museum’s garden and galleries in August through October.

Celebrating the eleventh season of collaboration, Bang on a Can and The Noguchi Museum present a monthly series of performances in the Museum’s garden and galleries in August through October. Tickets for this performance will go on sale September 10, at 12 pm ET.

Celebrating the eleventh season of collaboration, Bang on a Can and The Noguchi Museum present the first of three concerts in the 2021 Artists at Noguchi season, a monthly series of performances in the Museum’s garden and galleries.

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.

Coinciding with the exhibition Futura Akari, The Noguchi Museum will host a limited-capacity book signing and print release event to commemorate the publication of FUTURA: The Artist’s Monograph (Rizzoli, 2020) and the unveiling of two collaborative limited edition prints by FUTURA2000 and Takashi Murakami.