Artists on Artists Lecture Series - Iman Issa on Donald Judd

Monday, March 3, 2014, 6:30 pm
535 West 22nd Street, 5th Floor
New York City

[@trompel1]

His constructions mesmerized me with their zen like perfection...

[@markpx]

Judd's work is a revelation in both thought and form that continues to please, astonish and impress. Far from dematerializing art or being reductionist, Judd's work by the very virtue of its neutrality makes us more keenly aware of its material embodiment and phenomenological impact that a more variegated, personalized art presentation cannot accomplish nearly as lucidly.

[@duneslayer2457]

You’re a G. Very well said.

[@davidstepanczuk]

What a great, well lettered, well organized talk. That was the best talk on Judd I've yet heard. Thank you.

[@jorgequinones5460]

might have been better to introduce her and then she comes up lol

[@Postlong2]

I see content in Judds forms, not in sense of the expression of any idea but in negative sense, the intentional effacement of the artist himself. I see an artist hiding himself from signification.