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Coffee Table (1948)
Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988)
'Everything is sculpture—any material,
any idea without hin- drance born into space, I con- sider sculpture.'
Isamu Noguchi was a sculp- tor, designer, architect, and craftsman.
Throughout his life he struggled to see, alter, and even recreate his
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meant to bring out the beauty their locations had always poss- essed.
His large abstract stone sculptures were both majestic and personal.
He believed that through sculp- ture and architecture, one could better
understand the struggle with nature. It is that search for understand-
ing which brings together his many and varied works.
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Buckminister Fuller (1895-1983)
'Making the world's available resources serve
one hundred percent of an exploding popu- lation can only be accomplished
by a boldly accelerated design revolution.'
There are few men who can justly claim to have revolu- tionized their
discipline. R. Buckminster Fuller revolu- tionized many. Driven by the
belief that humanity's major problems... more
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Geodesic Dome (1948)
Buckminster Fuller, known by his friends as "Bucky", has
undeniably been one of the key innovators in the 20th century. He coined
the term "Spaceship Earth", and his work has inspired and paved the
way for many who came after him. more
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