Judd said of the piece on which this was based, which was slightly smaller than this one, “The first oval piece was painted red. Les éléments ne se touchent pas et les intervalles qui les séparent sont de la même … Donald Judd: Progressions October 31 – December 18, 2017 Mignoni Gallery, 960 Madison Avenue, 2nd Floor Donald Judd, Untitled, 1979, anodized aluminum, 5 1/2 x 69 x 8 1/2 in (14 x 175.3 x 21.6 cm). With its compelling structural clarity and chromatic brilliance, untitled, 1987, exemplifies Donald Judd’s achievements as a colorist. Donald Judd was an influential American artist known for his large-scale and unadorned sculptures. Judd est né à Excelsior Springs, Missouri. Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on MutualArt. Donald Judd, « Untitled », 1969. Peintre à l'huile rouge cadmium sur bois et émail violet sur aluminium (exemple 3, peinture acrylique à la place de peinture à l'huile). 'Untitled’ 1980 (T03087) was made for Judd by Bernstein Bros., Long Island City, New York, a metalworking firm which has made objects to his specifications since 1964. A work refabricated in 1974 has 12 units (DSS 187). Not inscribed, each unit stamped on back ‘JUDD/JO/Bernstein Bros. Inc./80–49’ L’exposition le rappelle magistralement : les œuvres de Donald Judd … Donald Judd, ‘Untitled’, 1991 COURTESY: Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac / PHOTOGRAPH: Thomas Lannes Since their father’s death in 1994, Flavin and his sister have been committed to the huge undertaking of preserving his numerous spaces, from the five-storey, cast-iron building at 101 Spring Street in New York to the 20 buildings in Marfa, as Judd requested in his will. ; . With the exception of the first of these arrangements, a large galvanized iron ‘stack’ comprising seven five-sided boxes, completed in June 1965 (DSS 65), each ‘stack’ is composed of a minimum of ten units. Here, for the first time, Judd broke out of a relief format (‘the narrowness and horizontality keep it away from the whole idea of painting’, op.cit., p.25). The use of two different materials, aluminum and Plexiglas, again offers the viewer two experiences; from the front, the … Galerie Ileana Sonnabend, Paris Gian Enzo Sperone, Rome Acquired from the above in 1970 . Considered by many to be an important figure of Minimalist Art, Judd himself actually disavowed this classification. 15.4 x 281.3 x 15.1 cm. The seductively uniform surface of this work, enhanced by the reflective finish of the copper, calls attention to its industrial origins. Composed of anodized aluminum, untitled is defined by the artist’s juxtaposition of red and magenta, a striking variation of a palette that he revisited throughout his career, including in his first examples from this body of work. Executed in 1969. 121,9 x 210,2 x 121,9 cm Court. Gallery Vedovi is pleased to announce the thematic exhibition « Donald Judd: Progressions », a show that focuses on the American sculptor’s early examples of horizontal wall progressions. His first ‘stack’ dates from 1965 but he continued to develop this form throughout his career. The box is one of Judd’s most used forms, either closed, semi-hollow or transparent. View Untitled Progression (1990) By Donald Judd; clear anodized aluminum with burgundy anodized aluminum; 6 ¼ x 110 ¾ x 6 in. “A work can be as powerful as it can be thought to be,” the artist once … Nevertheless, he is generally considered the leading … He began to make sculptural editioned objects in 1967. DSS 204 copper, 23 December 1969 The long wall pieces currently on view in Chinati’s U-shaped special exhibition space date from 1979-80, but the form employed was developed by Donald Judd in the mid-1960s and is usually called a “progression” because of the progressing dimensions of the boxes. Su obra se basa en una constante búsqueda por la autonomía y la claridad del objeto construido, resultando en una presentación artística de un espacio sin jerarquía aparente. The mathematical underpinnings of his progressions allowed Judd, “to use an asymmetrical arrangement, yet to have some sort of order not involved in composition.” (Donald Judd quoted in John Coplans, "Interview with Don Judd," Don Judd, exh. T03087 UNTITLED 1980 Donald Judd Art 2017 Judd Foundation / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Since the units are all identical, their significance derives from this pre-determined geometric order rather than from any individual features. Il a par la suite effectué un transfert à la Columbia University School of The space between the top unit and the ceiling should be no less than the height of one unit. [3] The letters DSS are an abbreviation of the surnames of the three contributors to the catalogue raisonné of Donald Judd's paintings and objects, published in 1975 (op.cit.). DSS 229 stainless steel and red fluorescent perspex, 10 July 1970 In this entry, DSS followed by a number indicates a work's number in the catalogue. [2] Each work is similar in form, with Judd's choice of material varying depending on the date of production. The initials ‘JO’ are those of José Otero, a technician at Bernstein's who has made many of Judd's metal sculptures. (304.8 x 68.5 x 61 cm.) Judd meurt le 12 février 1994 à New York à l’âge de 65 ans et ses deux résidences, New York et Marfa au Texas, proposent des expositions … However, Judd’s attention to the sensuous qualities of his materials prevents Untitled from being cold or clinical. With his ‘Specific Objects’ Donald Judd gave shape to the minimalist objective to create autonomous and non-referential works of art. DSS 140 stainless steel and green perspex, 25 September 1968 Judd's first ‘stack’ with recessed front panels, comprising 10 stainless steel units with cadmium red enamel recessed fronts, was made in 1972 (DSS 270). Donald Judd’s sculpture Untitled 1974 comprises six box units of highly-polished brass, fabricated to the artist’s specifications by Berstein Brothers in Long Island City, New York. Après s’être essayé à des structures au sol (des modules répétés qu’il nomme « boîtes »), Judd commence à travailler à des structures murales. Literature. [7][8] Judd, along with fellow artists, Dan Flavin and Mel Bochner, was interested in the minimalist notion of seriality or serial progression rather than the more classical relational method of composition. catalogue Donald Judd, National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, May–June 1975 Between January 1966 and July 1974, the cut-off date for the catalogue raisonné, Judd produced the following large format ‘stacks’: Judd meurt le 12 février 1994 à New York à l’âge de 65 ans et ses deux résidences, New York et Marfa au Texas, proposent des expositions … Minimalist artist Donald Judd is known primarily for his work as a sculptor, but he began his career as a painter and writer of art criticism and theory. DSS 289 stainless steel and red perspex on sides and front, 20 April 1973 Présentée pour la toute première fois en France, il s’agit de l’une des premières œuvres au sol en trois dimensions que réalise l’artiste, alors fasciné par une couleur qui deviendra emblématique : le rouge de cadmium, dont l’intensité révèle selon lui les formes et les angles droits. A variation on Donald Judd’s first freestanding work in sheet metal, this work was among the first large-scale pieces to arrive in Marfa after being exhibited in Judd’s major exhibition at the Pasadena Art Museum, California (Don Judd, May 11–July 4, 1971). Donald Judd (June 3, 1928 – February 12, 1994) was an American artist associated with minimalism (a term he nonetheless stridently disavowed). Purchased from the artist through the Lisson Gallery (Grant-in-Aid) 1980 Donald Judd's progression sculptures are a series of wall sculptures created between 1964[1] and the 1970s. When a ‘stack’ is correctly installed, the space between each unit and between the bottom unit and the floor, equals the height of an individual unit. However, the number of units used in an installation is governed by the ceiling height of the exhibition space. Permanent collection, the Chinati Foundation, Marfa, Texas. Untitled. The figures ‘80–49’ stamped on the back of each metal unit are an order number and … 12,7 x 175,3 x 22,9 cm / 5 x 69 x 9 in. Donald Judd has produced similar arrangements of identical rectilinear metal units since 1965. Judd creó una gran variedad de obras descritas como "efervescentes" con la intención de … Donald Judd: Complete Writings 1959-75 was published in the same year. DSS 239 clear anodized aluminium, 15 December 1970 DSS 187 stainless steel and green perspex on sides and front, 10 units made 16 June 1969; refabricated with two extra units 12 December 1974 DSS 104 galvanised iron, green lacquer on front and sides, 27 January 1967 (8 units); Summer 1972 (2 units) Material, space and color are the main aspects of visual art. Donald Clarence Judd (3 de junio de 1928 – 12 de febrero de 1994) fue un artista estadounidense asociado al movimiento minimalista. DSS 222 stainless steel and violet perspex, 14 April 1970 Galvanised steel with aluminium reinforcements and inset blue perspex panels, 10 units, each 9 × 40 × 31 (23 × 101.6 × 78.8) These objects belong to a vast and original vocabulary of forms, including stacks, blocks and progressions that challenge existing categories such as sculpture and painting. Donald Judd is one of the pioneers of American Minimal Art. Donald Judd, Untitled, 1991, Anodized color on extruded aluminum, 5⅞ x 41⅜ x 5⅞ inches (15 x 105 x 15 cm) Donald Judd began to make prints in 1951 that were figurative and transitioned to abstract images by the mid-1950s. In the case of large format ‘stacks’, like T03087, this is 9 inches. Donald Judd, Untitled (1967), collection of Indianapolis Museum Donald Judd's progression sculptures are a series of wall sculptures created between 1964 [1] and the 1970s. DSS 118 stainless steel and amber perspex, 2 examples: a) made 2 February 1968, refabricated 24 February 1971. Not on view. Does this text contain inaccurate information or language that you feel we should improve or change? In 1979, he bought a 340-acre parcel of desert land in the vicinity of Marfa, which included an abandoned U.S. Army Fort. In his work, Judd sought autonomy and clarity for the constructed object and the space created by it, ultimately achieving a rigorously democratic presentation without compositional hierarchy. This was an untitled rectilinear work, cantilevered off the wall, measuring 5 3/8 × 32 5/8 × 5 1/4in., constructed from aluminium tube and painted wood. DSS 220 blue anodized aluminium, 9 April 1970 The stacks are all ordered according to strict principles: the gap between each unit, and between the first unit and the floor, should be equal to the height of a single unit. Donald Judd Untitled (2-L) 1961–69. intervals overall: 120 x 27 x 24 in. (15.2 cm.) Cette pièce tardive de Donald Judd répond, comme un habile dialogue, à untitled 1963. DSS 306 cold-rolled steel, 12 November 1973. DSS 216 galvanized iron and amber perspex, 25 March 1970 By the 1980s, Judd turned to the creation of vertically-suspended stacks whose emphasis on the upright strongly suggests a repetition of the observer's own body, a fact that serves to create a strong and unique relationship between two material presences. Né Donald Clarence Judd le 3 juin 1928 à Excelsior Springs dans le Missouri, le peintre, sculpteur, designer et écrivain s’installe à New York pour poursuivre un diplôme en philosophie à l’université de Columbia tout en étudiant le soir à l’Art Students League. 'Untitled’ 1980 (T03087) was made for Judd by Bernstein Bros., Long Island City, New York, a metalworking firm which has made objects to his specifications since 1964. Untitled (74-8 Bernstein), 1974. Donald Clarence Judd (June 3, 1928 – February 12, 1994) was an American artist associated with minimalism (a term he nonetheless stridently disavowed). The figures ‘80–49’ stamped on the back of each metal unit are an order number and indicate that this was ordered from Bernstein Bros. in 1980. I’m still painting pieces … In an interview (‘Don Judd, an interview with John Coplans’ published in the catalogue Don Judd, Pasadena Art Museum, May–July 1971, p.23) the artist said that all his wall works, (vertical stacks, horizontal progressions and single boxes), developed from a work he made in 1963 (DSS 44). In the smaller versions, each unit measures 6 × 27 × 24in., and in the larger versions (for example, T03087) the dimensions of each unit are 9 × 40 × 31in. Anodized aluminum. Judd wanted to free himself from traditional forms of composition, and to that end he used different computational sequences to … The first ‘stack’ comprising 10 units and where the overall dimensions of the individual units correspond exactly with those of T03807 is DSS 78 a five-sided stack in galvanized iron, first made in 1966 and refabricated in 1968. DSS 123 stainless steel and yellow perspex, two examples: DSS 139 stainless steel and light blue perspex, 18 September 1968 Donald Judd 'Untitled' (Progression), 1976, Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas Published in: Donald Judd Art © Judd Foundation / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Most consist of ten elements, although there is variation in the materials used. Photo by Douglas Tuck, courtesy of the Chinati Foundation. The Re-restoration of Donald Judd’s Untitled, 1965 Narayan Khandekar, Eleonora Nagy, Julian Miller, Pia Gottschaller, and Carol Mancusi-Ungaro Abstract: In 1976, an untitled work (1965) by Donald Judd at the Gallery in March 1966 (Whitney n.d.).1 It is a progression of Whitney Museum of American Art was “stripped, primed, and ten painted aluminum boxes positioned along a bare square repainted” in a car … He first used recessed perspex in another small format ‘stack’, DSS 305, which was constructed in stainless steel with amber perspex over grey enamel. Provenance. DSS 141 stainless steel and yellow fluorescent perspex, 3 October 1968 Judd began making stacks in the 1960s. [3] Judd based each work on a simple mathematical sequence such as the Fibonacci Sequence. [4][5][6] He typically called the works Untitled, sometimes adding the word progression to the title. Lit: Dudley Del Balso, Roberta Smith and Brydon Smith, Catalogue Raisonné of Paintings, Objects and Wood-Blocks, 1960–74, in exh. Judd first used perspex (or plexiglass) for a wall unit in 1965, when he made a single wall unit in galvanized iron, with a yellow perspex bottom (DSS 73). Donald Judd (1928-1994) Untitled ten copper units each unit: 6 x 27 x 24 in. The four projecting sections follow a simple arithmetical progression, … Donald Judd, 100 untitled works in mill aluminum, 1982-1986. He first used perspex for a ‘stack’ (small format) in 1967 (DSS 93, 10 stainless steel units with green perspex). (15.2 x 68.5 x 61 cm.) [2] Each work is similar in form, with Judd's choice of material varying depending on the date of production. Ces œuvres, qu’il nomme « piles », sont constituées d’une succession de formes rectangulaires alignées verticalement contre le mur. From the mid-1960s, all his works were fabricated industrially according to his specifications. Vertically, the stacks usually consist of 10 units, alternating … These units, which are cantilevered off the wall at regular intervals, one above the other, are often referred to as ‘stacks’ and are made in two sizes. Artwork page for ‘Untitled’, Donald Judd, 1973 Judd wanted to remove all physical traces of the artist's hand from the making of a work, believing that they would distract viewers. From The Bonnier Gallery, Donald Judd, Untitled (16-R) (1976), Cadmium red paint on sugar pine, 25 × 16 × 2 in Donald Judd, , Untitled, 1963. Né Donald Clarence Judd le 3 juin 1928 à Excelsior Springs dans le Missouri, le peintre, sculpteur, designer et écrivain s’installe à New York pour poursuivre un diplôme en philosophie à l’université de Columbia tout en étudiant le soir à l’Art Students League. Donald Clarence Judd (3 de junio de 1928 – 12 de febrero de 1994) fue un artista estadounidense asociado al movimiento minimalista. Judd Foundation maintains and preserves Donald Judd’s permanently installed living and working spaces, libraries, and archives in New York and Marfa, Texas. We would like to hear from you. DSS   78 galvanised iron, filled in, 11 January 1966, refabricated 19 February 1968 His furniture and sculptures explored the specific natures of objects, their spatiality, and their relationship to the viewer. 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In his work, Judd sought autonomy and clarity for the constructed object and the space created by it, ultimately achieving a rigorously democratic presentation without compositional hierarchy. with 6 in. © Donald Judd Foundation/VAGA, New York and DACS, London 2021. The Tate Gallery 1980-82: Illustrated Catalogue of Acquisitions, London 1984.
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