Exploring The Noguchi Museum in Queens, New York City
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Join me on a visit to The Noguchi Museum in the Long Island City section of Queens, New York City. The tucked away museum was designed and created by the Japanese-American artist Isamu Noguchi and has a peaceful sculpture garden and a little museum shop.
Next to the beautiful sculptures you will find some architectural models, furniture and stage designs, as well as drawings displayed in the space.
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OMG stunning Art. For me the greatest Artist of the 20th C close to nature and his philosophies
I couldn't agree more!
I just visited the Noguchi Museum today 10/18/23, had been meaning to visit for several years now. It was a fantastic museum, I've always been into modernism/surrealism and
modern design, but also interested in Zen etc., and minimalism, so this was a must-visit. A very moving and tactile experience. I also adored the outdoor garden. My favorite
piece by far is the black obsidian or granite waterfall/fountain piece there. The shop is small, but very cool.
I’m so happy you finally got to visit the museum and appreciate you taking the time to share your experience on here :) I’m still in awe of the museum.
The waterfall sculpture in the garden was also one of my favourites :)
Thank you. It was a profound pleasure to watch this video.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching :)
Que maravilla el estilo escultórico del artista, gracias por estas magníficas imágenes.
Thanks for leaving a comment, always nice to hear that you are enjoying the art in the videos :)
Absolutely awesome 👌
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Fantastic! Thank you very much for the pleasure of seeing these amazing works of the great master!
My pleasure! Thanks very much for watching. Hope you'll be able to see it in person at some point.
@@omni_naomiWith pleasure! But for the time being, this is unfortunately not possible) Thank you!)
Thank you 🤩👍
It's such a peaceful place. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.
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Exquisite!! Thank you.
Glad you liked it! Thank you very much for watching and leaving a comment :)
Sem dúvida é a arte ainda o nos representa melhor no estar nessa grande aldeia global . Vários povos, várias culturas mas uma só raça, a humana .
Yes indeed :) I like the way you phrased it
tótens para uma divindade ,escultura para humanos e esperança para todos .
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exquisita Obra
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Interesting. Very "Japanese" 👍
Yes indeed :) Thanks for watching and leaving a comment
Are visitors allowed to touch the sculputures?
I know it is very tempting with the beautiful texture variations. Unfortunately visitors can't touch the art ;)
Do they cost USD$ 100 Millions + like J Koons works ?
Depends on the pieces. The interior and museum shop items are more affordable ;)