Toshiko Takaezu: Worlds Within

At The Noguchi Museum, *Toshiko Takaezu: Worlds Within* situates the artist’s ceramic practice in a setting shaped by another major figure of postwar sculpture. The exhibition follows Takaezu’s closed-form “moon jars,” vessels that hold sound, weight, and interior space as part of their meaning. Her work sits within the history of American studio ceramics and the city’s long conversation between craft and fine art. One clear takeaway is how she uses containment not as restraint, but as a way to make attention measurable.