In June I went to visit Mu (1950) by Isamu Noguchi. It's hiding on the third floor terrace on Keio University's Mita Campus in Tokyo. Shin Banraisha interior, Keio University, Tokyo, Japan Noguchi was invited to design a space within the Shin Banraisha, ''Building of Welcome," for Keiyo University in Tokyo. Also known as the Noguchi Room, it was a collaborative interior and garden space designed by Isamu Noguchi and architect YoshirÅ Taniguchi. It was built between 1951-1952. The room was as a memorial to his father, Yonejiro Noguchi—a poet and professor. A graduate of Keio University's Department of Literature, Yonejiro would teach there for forty years, before his death in 1947. Noguchi creating Mu (1950), which he created two of. Mu at an exhibition in Japan. Source: Arts & Architecture, 1950 In addition to the room, Isamu designed his first garden, where Mu was installed. Photo: Isamu Noguchi by Altshuler, Bruce 1961 Source:...