Water Stone

The documentary provides a unique glimpse into the installation process of Isamu Noguchi's sculpture "Water Stone" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It captures the interactions between the artist and museum staff as they prepare the artwork for display. This behind-the-scenes look at a living artist's work is rare and offers insights into the artistic process.

Produced by Equinox Films and The Metropolitan Museum of Art, "Water Stone" is notable for its brevity and focus. The film's runtime of 10 minutes makes it an accessible piece for viewers interested in art and documentary filmmaking. Collectors may appreciate its historical significance and the opportunity to own it on VHS, a format that adds to its nostalgic value. This film is an example of how art and documentary intersect, making it a unique addition to any collection.