Tour the meticulously restored 101 Spring Street, Donald Judd's once-private sanctuary where art seamlessly intertwines with personal space, offering unique insights into his creative world.
"Donald Judd moved into 101 Spring Street in the then derelict Soho in 1968, and over the course of twenty-five years, renovated each of the five floors in the building according to his singular aesthetic. The result is a space that is as much a home as it is a piece of art. The Judd Foundation opened up the space to docent-led tours, where visitors get to see his custom-made furniture, and the art and objects he acquired over the years. It’s a wonderful window into Judd’s entire sensibility."
"Donald Judd moved into 101 Spring Street in the then derelict Soho in 1968, and over the course of twenty-five years, renovated each of the five floors in the building according to his singular aesthetic. The result is a space that is as much a home as it is a piece of art. The Judd Foundation opened up the space to docent-led tours, where visitors get to see his custom-made furniture, and the art and objects he acquired over the years. It’s a wonderful window into Judd’s entire sensibility."
Sivan Amrani
Nils Paellmann
Emi
Emily Raycroft
Tim De Wit
Annabelle
JJ A (JJ2222)
David Clark-Bell
