Free educator–led gallery talks take place every Wednesday through Sunday at 2 pm, and are open to all individual visitors. Reservations are not required. On the first Friday and second Sunday of every month, gallery talks are also available in Japanese. (Note: On January 8, 2017, the tour will be available in English only.)
Hands-On workshops for adults (18 and older) encourage participants to explore their own creativity with materials and processes, while actively making connections between works on view in the Museum's galleries. Previous experience is not necessary. Space is limited and advance registration is required. To learn more or register, email [email protected] or call 718.204.7088, extension 203.
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2017 marks the 75th anniversary of Executive Order 9066, the wartime directive that authorized the incarceration of over 120,000 Japanese Americans in the western United States. As a resident of New York, Isamu Noguchi wasn’t subject to internment, but he chose to enter the Poston War Relocation Center with hopes of contributing something positive to the community.
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On the first Friday of every month year-round, the Museum offers visitors free admission, with tours in English and Japanese at 2 pm.
Photo: Elizabeth Felicella.
In celebration of the exhibition of Noguchi’s two sculptures Birth (1934) and Death (1934) together in the same gallery for the first time, The Noguchi Museum presents The Rhythm Method String Quartet featuring Alice Teyssier in a program entitled The Once and Future Maiden. In the same way that Noguchi sought a lifelong balance between figuration and...
As part of a special Community Day marking the 75th anniversary of Executive Order 9066, The Noguchi Museum is pleased to welcome artist Kimi Maeda, who will present her solo performance, Bend, to accompany the exhibition Self-Interned, 1942: Noguchi in...
On the first Friday of every month year-round, the Museum offers visitors free admission, with tours in English and Japanese at 2 pm.
Photo: Elizabeth Felicella.
On the first Friday of every month year-round, the Museum offers visitors free admission, with tours in English and Japanese at 2 pm.
Photo: Elizabeth Felicella.
