isamu noguchi: sculptural design
in a career that spanned six decades, japanese american artist isamu noguchi (1904-1988) produced a groundbreaking body of work that encompassed multiple disciplines to break down the barriers between sculptural art and functional design. "isamu noguchi – sculptural design" celebrates this legacy by chronicling the exhibition of over 75 of noguchi’s works into a series of dramatic installations conceptualized by renowned theater designer and artist robert wilson. this book includes Noguchi’s portrait busts, unique stone sculptures, and set designs for the martha graham dance company as well as his iconic furniture designs and akari lamps.

315 pages, 10" x 11.2", b/w and color pictures, hard cover