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June 2019
By AIGA Orange County
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On June 27, 2019, members met at California Scenario, Isamu Noguchi’s sculpture garden in Costa Mesa, for a drop-in summer evening.
Emily Kerr suggested the garden as a summer meeting spot, and we set no agenda. Designers dropped in between 6 and 8 PM, parked for free at South Coast Plaza and walked over on the footbridge.
The Segerstrom family commissioned California Scenario in 1979, and Noguchi finished it in 1982. Its stone, water and desert plants fill a courtyard between office towers, a short walk from Segerstrom Center for the Arts.
California Scenario, Costa Mesa. Photo: The Noguchi Museum.
The AIGA Orange County board hosted the evening. Emily Kerr picked the spot. Photos: The Noguchi Museum.
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