Donald Judd (1928-1994) was an intelligent SoHo artist most noted for his unadorned rectangular sculptures that arrived during the mid-1960s and stayed alive in art exhibitions to his death. His ...

A view of Donald Judd's "Untitled" (1971) sculpture on the Glass House estate in New Canaan, Connecticut, September 9, 2009. (via flickr.com/hragvartanian) Art nerds ...

Over more than eight decades, the Glascock Building in Marfa, Texas, wore many hats. Built in 1907, it was first a boarding house with a grocery on the ground floor. Then it became a uniform shop. In ...

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Interview of Donald Judd conducted by Margot Willett. Judd talks about his childhood, how his art is viewed by the public, as well as his painting styles and "boxes." He mentions the Art Students ...

Was Donald Judd an architect? At a 1989 workshop about the relationship between art and architecture with Frank O. Gehry, Peter Eisenman, Michael Graves, César Pelli, Jean-Louis Cohen, and other heavy ...