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The Gunas (1946).
(Photo: Whitney Museum of American Art) |
In late October, “Isamu Noguchi: Master Sculptor,” a retrospective timed to the centennial of the birth of this great Modernist polymath, opens at the Whitney, before traveling to the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden; look for Noguchi’s glow-in-the-dark Lunar sculptures and his precarious interlocking-slab constructions of the forties.
In December, the recently renovated Noguchi Museum in Long Island City unveils a new gallery devoted to Noguchi’s biomorphic designs while opening a temporary exhibition of his stage sets, props, and costumes for the Martha Graham Dance Company.
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