A photograph of three magnolia flowers in bloom on a tree at the Long Island City Noguchi Museum’s Sculpture Garden.

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These photos are from a recent visit to the Noguchi Museum in Queens, New York.

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Celebrating Martha Graham’s birthday and The Noguchi Museum’s 40th anniversary with a recap of our wonderful Noguchi at Night event on May 9!A huge thanks to @marthagrahamdance dancers Xin Ying (@xin_ying_dance), So Young An (@so.young.an), Leslie Andrea Williams (@leslieandreawilliams) and Laurel Dalley Smith (@laureldalleysmith), who performed powerful and playful conversations with Isamu Noguchi’s sculptures, honoring the spirit and legacy of collaboration between Graham and Noguchi. Additional thanks to chef @kiyoshinoki, who served delicious dishes, and to @suntoryglobalspirits for providing specialty cocktails. It was an unforgettable evening, and we are so grateful to everyone who came out to support us. ❤️Special acknowledgement to our host committee: Brendan Fernandes (@brendanfernandes)Bliss Lau (@blisslau) Isiah Magsino (@isiahmagsino) Miko McGinty (@mikomcginty) Tommy Zung (@tommyzung)___ Dance excerpts: [1]Spectre-1914 (1936) @xin_ying_dance [2]Ekstasis (1933) @so.young.an [3]Lamentation (1930) @leslieandreawilliams [4] Satyric Festival Song (1931) @laureldalleysmith

“This wall is a boundary the museum uses to erase culture, banning keffiyeh and firing staff who challenge its racist views,” read one mock text.