A special exhibition taking place at the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum will look at the works of Isamu Noguchi (1904 - 1988), a Japanese-American sculpture artist and landscape architect. Noguchi's works were said to have been influenced in part by Japanese traditions and aesthetics, such as dry landscape gardens and the beautiful intricacies of tea ceremonies.
The exhibition will showcase a variety of works from throughout Noguchi's career, including the likes of "Void" (1971), "Black Sun" (1967 - 1969), and "Incarnation" (1947).
The admission price for the exhibition has yet to be determined - updates should be posted on the official event website closer to its commencement.
Getting there
The Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum is located approximately 7 minutes on foot from the JR Ueno Station's Park Exit. The station is served by various lines including the Yamanote Line, the Utsunomiya Line, the Takasaki Line, and numerous shinkansen services.
As there is no dedicated parking area at the museum, patrons are advised to utilize public transport wherever possible.
