The Full Figure and Portraiture 1926-1941

  • Where: The Isamu Noguchi Garden
  • When: thru 02/15
  • Address: 9-01 33rd Rd, Queens, New York, 11106
  • Cross Streets: near Vernon Blvd. (Astoria)
  • Phone: 718-204-7088
  • Hours: Wed-Fri, 10am-5pm; Sat-Sun, 11am-6pm; Mon-Tue, closed
  • Transportation: N or W train to the Broadway Stop-Queens; F Train to the Queensbridge-21st St.
  • Directions: via Google Maps
  • Category: Museum, Solo Show

The Noguchi Museum exhibits a full figure bronze sculpture, entitled Undine (Nadja), in its first public exhibition since the 1920s. Isamu Noguchi’s unique vision emerged in response to the Western figurative traditions and techniques he experienced firsthand in the workshop of the sculptor Gutzon Borglum and through his mentor, Onorio Ruotolo. Organized around Undine, this exhibit also highlights a selection of portrait busts from the permanent collection which illustrate Noguchi’s growing confidence owing to his formative academic training and a natural gift for incisive portraiture.

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