著者・編者edited by Hafthor Yngvason
with contributions by Hafthor Yngvason
with contributions by Matthew Kirsch, and Kate Wiener
形態の詳細illustrations (some colour)
並列タイトル等Skyviewing sculptures of Isamu Noguchi
一般注記Published in conjuction with an exhibit at the Western Gallery, July 16, 2022-November 26, 2022
資料の内容に関する注記"The Western Gallery is the site a major collection of outdoor sculpture, one of which - called Skyviewing Sculpture - by Noguchi forms the starting-off point of the exhibit, to be curated by Dakin Hart, Senior Curator of The Noguchi Museum, and the accompanying print publication loosely based on the exhibit, to be written by Dakin and Hafthor Yngvason. Director of the Western Gallery. Skyviewing is an important theme running through much of Noguchi's art, but thus far, it has never been explored in any depth. Noguchi made two major skyviewing sculptures, one at Western Gallery, and the other in Honolulu, but the theme of space and charting our place in the universe is also present in many of his other works. Whilst some of his sculptures act as observatories, encouraging viewers to enter and turn their gaze to the sky; others act as reflecting telescopes with polished stone or water that mirror the heavens; whilst others trace the path of the sun with cast shadows, or lead the eye upwards. The theme of charting the heavens is also relevant to a variety of other artworks by Noguchi, including his series of Jantar Mantar - Indian observatories - photographs taken during 1949 and 1960, which provide a background for Noguchi's interest, and the development of his Lunar and Akari light sculptures of the 1940s and '50s. The theme also provides an opportunity to place Noguchi in a new context of contemporary art; for example his shared interest with a younger generationof artists, such as Robert Smithson, Nancy Holt, James Turrell, and Charles Ross. Exhibition: Western Gallery & Public Art Collection, Western Washington University, Bellingham, USA (16.07. - 26.11.2022)."--
書誌注記Includes bibliographical references and index