Alternating between the plaza in front of 140 Broadway (near the Noguchi “Red Cube” sculpture) and the Oculus World Trade ...

Texas preserves its past in ways that reflect the scale and complexity of the state itself. From the borderlands to the Gulf, ...

A tumble in the yen to 180 per US dollar to approach 200 would send it to levels seen in financial history textbooks – the Japanese currency was last at 200 in 1986, a year after the Plaza Accord ...

The Kibō Nobori event has also partnered with the Japanese American Cultural and Community Center and Go Kizuna, which will host the Kodomo No Hi event in their Isamu Noguchi Plaza on the same day.

But the RenCen doesn't block access to the riverfront. Immediately to its west is Hart Plaza, with the iconic Noguchi fountain, statuary commemorating the Underground Railroad, the landing of ...

Japanese izakaya culture comes to L.A. at the Isamu Noguchi Plaza in Little Tokyo for a low price where you can expect lots of food, music and Tokyo style. Delight in Iftar treats like pistachios ...

You might know Noguchi as the creator of the bamboo and rice paper Akari lamps, or as the man who crafted the massive bas-relief sculpture for the Associated Press building at 50 Rockefeller Plaza, ...

A rendering of the center of the Country Club Plaza, where a parking lot exists along with a former Starbucks, shows a “plaza on the Plaza,” that includes green space for pedestrians.

Despite these efforts, the path to fully restoring Hart Plaza remains unclear. Designed by renowned architect Isamu Noguchi, Hart Plaza opened in 1979 and quickly became a central hub for Detroit’s ...

Isamu Noguchi, "To the Issei" (1980–1983), two 12-foot basalt stone sculptures, at the Japanese-American Cultural and Community Center Plaza, Los Angeles (all photos courtesy David Horvitz and ...

Hart Plaza in downtown Detroit is now on the National Register of Historic Places. The popular riverfront gathering spot was ...

Hart Plaza (originally called Civic Center Plaza) opened in 1975 and was designed by notable Japanese-American modernist Isamu Noguchi. It was renamed Hart Plaza in 1977 for Senator Philip Hart.