DONALD JUDD Archives

Gagosian now represent Donald Judd

16 September 2021 • Mark Westall

It is impossible to consider the history of American art without Donald Judd. He played an essential role in the… Read More

ART NEWS

Phillips Announces Spring Series of Online-Only Auctions

8 April 2020 • Mark Westall

Beginning today April 8th, Phillips will host a series of themed, cross-category online-only auctions throughout April and May. An auction of Editions and Works on Paper kicks off the series.

ART NEWS

Donald Judd’s First US Retrospective in over 30 Years

26 February 2020 • Mark Westall

The Museum of Modern Art’s exhibition Judd is the first major US retrospective dedicated to the work of Donald Judd (1928–1994) in over three decades.

Atypicalia

11 April 2018 • Paul Carey-Kent

What’s the value of early or atypical work by a highly marketable artist? Such work is doubtless consigned for sale in the hope that some of the repute of more characteristic work will rub off.

EXHIBITIONS

Donald Judd: Stack ’em High?

24 January 2018 • Paul Carey-Kent

The aim of Sprüth Magers’ impressive show ‘Crossroads’ (to 31 March) is to present Craig Kauffman in the context of Robert Morris and Donald Judd.

New Advanced Visual Studies/Judd-Hume Prize, to launch in spring 2017.

26 July 2016 • Mark Westall

In March 2017 a major new interdisciplinary programme named after Donald Judd and philosopher David Hume, will launch

ART NEWS

SUMMER PARTY: Group Exhibition @Lisson_Gallery this Friday 18th July 2014

14 July 2014 • Mark Westall

Its the SUMMER and Its a Party …

Art Previews

Preview: Donald Judd at David Zwirner

13 June 2013 • Mark Westall

This is the first gallery presentation of this seminal artist in London in nearly fifteen years..

Art Previews

Donald Judd Working Papers Donald Judd Drawings 1963 – 93 at Sprüth Magers London Private View Thursday 12th January 2012

12 January 2012 • Mark Westall

Sprüth Magers London will exhibit 33 drawings by Donald Judd (1928-94), covering nearly the entire period he made three-dimensional work – after 1964 using an increasingly radical type of delegated fabrication.