Donald Judd

This book explores the early works of Donald Judd, showcasing his transition from traditional styles to innovative forms and colors, highlighting his lasting influence.

This book showcases a previously unpublished and unseen collection of works by Donald Judd, a pivotal figure in 20th-century art. His innovative ideas and distinctive approach continue to resonate across art, architecture, and design, solidifying his status as a key influence in contemporary creative fields. Donald Judd highlights a significant period in his career, focusing on one of his first mature series as he transitioned away from traditional artistic conventions.

During the years 1959 to 1961, Judd explored new dimensions in form and color, marking a transformative phase in his artistic journey. The book delves into this critical evolution, offering insights into how his radical experimentation laid the groundwork for future movements in minimalism and beyond. Through a careful examination of his work from this period, readers can appreciate the depth and complexity of Judd's artistic vision.

Accompanied by essays from esteemed art historians and critics, Donald Judd provides fresh scholarship that deepens the understanding of his contributions to the art world. By presenting new perspectives on his work, this book not only honors Judd's legacy but also illustrates his lasting impact on generations of artists and designers who continue to draw inspiration from his groundbreaking ideas.