National Endowment for the Humanities Awards Grant to the Judd Foundation Archives
The National Endowment for the Humanities has awarded a grant to Judd Foundation for the Judd Foundation Archives and the stewardship of the Donald Judd Papers.
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Judd Foundation Spaces Temporary Closure
Judd Foundation spaces in New York and Texas remain closed due to COVID-19.
Now On View
Donald Judd works on view as of April 2021. Please note individual exhibition closure information around COVID-19.
Artworks: 1970–1994 at David Zwirner
Judd Foundation is pleased to announce the exhibition Artworks: 1970–1994 at David Zwirner in New York. The survey exhibition features a selection of works within Donald Judd’s oeuvre drawn from both public and private collections installed across all three of the gallery’s West 19th Street locations, now on view through December 12, 2020.
2020 Programs
Judd Foundation is pleased to present public programs in New York and Texas this spring. All programs are free and open to the public. Please note programs have been postponed.
Donald Judd Posters Reissued from the Archives
Judd Foundation has reissued four posters created by Donald Judd from original versions which are part of the Judd Foundation Archives in Marfa, Texas.
Expanded Access & New York Exhibitions in Spring 2020
Judd Foundation is pleased to announce expanded access of 101 Spring Street, public programs, publications, and major exhibitions of Donald Judd’s work on the occasion of the first retrospective at The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in the spring of 2020. Please note programs have been postponed.
Donald Judd Interviews: Public Programs
Judd Foundation is pleased to announce public programs in New York and Marfa, Texas to celebrate the release of Donald Judd Interviews.
Donald Judd Interviews
Judd Foundation is pleased to announce Donald Judd Interviews, co-published with David Zwirner Books.
Index of Works
Judd Foundation is pleased to announce the launch of the Index of Works, a new feature that provides information on the works of art installed by Donald Judd in his living and working spaces