Donald Judd’s 101 Spring St. Home & Studio
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Last week, the Judd Foundation invited a group of photographers, designers & architects to visit Donald Judd’s 101 Spring Street home & studio for a special tour. I had toured 101 Spring Street after it opened in the summer of 2014, but there is usually a very strict ‘no photography’ policy (which was minor torture for me at the time).
But during last week’s special tour, I could photograph anything and everything inside Judd’s epic New York City space.
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Above, some film snaps from my visit. Again, I was struck by the ways in which Judd’s work & his domestic life each influenced the other.
Learn more about 101 Spring Street and Judd’s work HERE.
(Huge thanks to Elizabeth Abrahamson & the Judd Foundation for the invitation)
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LOVE these. Thank you, Brian.
It’s nice, but I don’t understand the no photos policy I’m thinking of the glorious Kettles Yard and how they not only let you take photos but they even let you sit on the furniture.
Really interesting and nice photos!
Shat a lovely experience. Thanks for sharing your experience.