Drawn from the holdings of the Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum and curated in collaboration with the artist’s last and most important dealers, Arne Glimcher and Susan Dunne of Pace Gallery, the exhibition addresses the artist’s category-defying range as a world shaper. It will include one of his most significant sets for Martha Graham, Herodiade; an iconic piece of patented play sculpture, Octetra; and sculpture, drawings, functional designs and Akari light sculptures created between 1928, the year he left Brancusi’s studio, and 1988, the year of Noguchi’s death.