This special guided tour offers an intimate introduction to Noguchi’s New York, exploring the artist’s profound and evolving relationship with the city he called home for much of his life. Through ...

Above: Isamu Noguchi, with the Plaza Hotel in the background, at the debut of his first public sculpture on city land, Unidentified Object (1979), at the corner of Central Park. Isamu Noguchi was a ...

Lever House Sculpture Garden (1952): Noguchi had a long working relationship with Gordon Bunshaft, lead architect at Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and designer of Lever House on Park Avenue. The ...

Long Island City, N.Y. Talk about what might have been. Over the course of his career, Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988) designed 30 public projects for New York City—works such as plazas, playgrounds, ...

This off-site show staged by the Noguchi Museum remains on view at the mid-century Manhattan office tower through next summer ...

Just a little over 40 years ago, an 80-year-old Isamu Noguchi opened a sculpture garden and museum along the East River in Long Island City, Queens. In a 1985 article about its opening—the first ...

Artist Isamu Noguchi once stated, "My best things have never been built." At the Noguchi Museum in Long Island City, you can decide if he was right. Sketches, models, and blueprints for more than a ...

This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. Isamu Noguchi, Model of Second Proposal for Lever Brothers Building, New York, 1952. The ...

NEW YORK — The Noguchi Museum in Long Island City has appointed a new director: Brett Littman, current director of the Drawing Center. He will take over the job in May, succeeding Jenny Dixon, who ...

What is New York’s greatest unrealized work of art? An argument can be made for Riverside Playground. This sprawling sculptural landscape, designed for what today remains an unremarkable hillside in ...

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