April at the Noguchi
OANA Admin There’s a lot happening this month at The Noguchi Museum, including the continued run of Noguchi’s New York, an exhibition exploring Isamu Noguchi’s contributions to New York City through both realized and unrealized projects. With spring underway, the Museum’s garden is beginning to bloom, making it an especially great time to visit. Families can also look forward to a range of hands-on programs and activities designed for visitors of all ages, offering creative ways to engage with Noguchi’s work together.
Exhibitions
Noguchi’s New York
Through September 13, 2026
Currently on view, Noguchi’s New York examines the artist’s relationship with New York City, highlighting the ways he sought to shape the urban environment through sculpture, design, and public works.
Light and Stone: Revisiting Noguchi’s 1986 Venice Biennale
Opens May 6, 2026
This upcoming exhibition revisits Noguchi’s presentation at the 1986 Venice Biennale, focusing on his exploration of light, material, and space.
New Interactive Map
A new interactive map, created in connection with Noguchi’s New York, charts Isamu Noguchi’s homes, studios, and projects across New York City, highlighting both completed works and conceptual ideas. You can explore the map here.
Upcoming Programs
Free First Friday
Friday, April 3
Admission is free, with an art-making activity taking place in the galleries.
Gallery Kit: Free First Friday (Family Program)
Friday, April 3 | 3–5 pm
Visitors of all ages are invited to explore Isamu Noguchi’s work through guided art-making in the galleries. This month, design a sculpture inspired by New York City in connection to Noguchi’s New York.
Hands-On: Stamp Prints
Sunday, April 19
A hands-on workshop exploring stamp-making techniques inspired by Noguchi’s use of shape, texture, and pattern.
Open Studio: Cut and Fold (Family Program)
Saturday, April 11 | 11 am–1 pm
Families with children of all ages can explore the galleries and create folded sculptures inspired by Noguchi’s sheet-aluminum works.
Drawing from a Distance
Monday, April 20
A free virtual drawing program offering participants a chance to learn about Noguchi’s work and engage creatively.
Art for Families: Life in Motion
Saturday, April 25 | 10:30 am–12:30 pm
Families with children ages 8+ are invited to explore the exhibition and create stop-motion animations inspired by Noguchi’s unrealized playgrounds.
Public Tour in Mandarin Chinese
Sunday, April 26
A guided tour offered monthly for Mandarin-speaking visitors.
To plan your visit and view the entire calendar, visit this link: https://www.noguchi.org/museum/calendar/
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