Atlanta’s High Museum of Art presents an exhibition of the artist’s category-defying work—including sculpture, furniture, ...

TO DEVOTEES OF the sculptor Isamu Noguchi, there is no place more magical than the island of Shikoku, overlooking Japan’s Seto Inland Sea. There, in the town of Mure, Noguchi created some of the most ...

The Japanese-American artist Isamu Noguchi made his way back into the spotlight recently, with the addition of one of his sculptures in the Rose Garden at the White House. Meanwhile, here in New York, ...

In May 1942, Japanese-American sculptor Isamu Noguchi made a brave decision, choosing to enter the Poston War Relocation Camp in the Arizona desert. The artist was among the people of Japanese descent ...

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston marks the 250th anniversary of America’s founding with a roster of more than 70 artworks that speak to the American experience from across its campus and ...

Isamu Noguchi (1904–1988) was among the most innovative American sculptors of the 20th century. His design for “Sculpture to Be Seen from Mars” (1947) anticipates the space age by several decades.

His ideas, at the start, were limitless and detailed. Noguchi wanted to organize lectures on Japanese art as well as arts and crafts activities, figuring that such vocational training could prove ...

"I traveled around the world six times over like a homeless waif. New York is the center from which ideas radiate all over the world," renowned sculptor Isamu Noguchi told The Village Voice in 1959.

Isamu Noguchi, “Zazen” (1982-83), hot-dipped galvanized steel, alongside the belated 800-year-old Sargent Juniper in the Bonsai House at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden (all photos by the author for ...

Site-specific installations and galvanised-steel sculptures are among artworks by artist Isamu Noguchi currently on display at London's White Cube gallery. Curator Dakin Hart selects five highlights ...

Feeling wistful on New Year’s Eve of 1987, a year before his passing, artist and designer Isamu Noguchi said to friends, "My best things have never been built." If that, as recounted in Hayden Herrera ...