DONALD JUDD Prints 1951-1993 "Donald Judd Prints 1951-1993" Exhibition Catalog 2001rPublished by: Itami City Museum of Art / 2001rBinding: Softcover / JapaneserSize: 20 x 23 x 0.8 cm / 83 pagesrThis is the exhibition catalog for the "Donald Judd Prints 1951-1993" exhibition held at the Itami City Museum of Art in 2001. The following is an overview of the exhibition by the museum: Donald Judd, who established a new direction in art in the 1960s, reached a unique geometric style in his three-dimensional works and came to be regarded as a representative artist of "Minimal Art." However, Judd himself denied this and continued to pursue the overall spatiality of his works, extending to architecture and furniture. This exhibition re-examined his artistic world, which does not remain within the framework of the conventional image of Judd, through prints that contain many experimental elements and eloquently tell of Judd's ideas about space. This was the first retrospective exhibition of his prints in Japan.