A Decade of Donald Judd

摘要

An exhibition at New York's Center for Architecture, "Obdurate Space: Architecture of Donald Judd," centers on five built and unrealized projects by the late American artist and designer. Curators Claude Armstrong and Donna Cohen—today, partners at Gainesville, Fla.-based Armstrong + Cohen Architecture who were both formerly architectural assistants of Judd—examine the artist's architectural projects from 1984 to 1994. The exhibition, open through March 5, features models, photographs, drawings, and renderings. (A digital collage, above, shows Judd's Cleveland Proposal for the Ohio city.)