David Batchelor (1) (1955–)

Catalogue of Judd's work for a traveling exhibition sponsored by the Stankowski Foundation. It showed the full spectrum of Judd's work in art and architecture, including prints, drawings, furniture, architectural designs, and posters.
Judd was recipient of the Stankowski Prize in 1993.

A nice exploration into how colour is treated at the turn of the century, looking at art theory, philosophy and other cultural studies for ideas on why we view colour the way we do. Gives an itch to throw lots of paint at things.

Interesting thesis that Western culture is afraid of color. Unfortunately, the book reads like a 40-page essay stretched into 120 pages.

shelved at: 999 : Artists - Donald Judd