Judd Foundation
Non-profit organization · SoHo ·
Donald Judd's preserved SoHo home and studio tours
Donald Judd's preserved SoHo home and studio tours
"An institution founded by the minimalist artist who established a base in town; it preserves and presents large-scale minimalist works and site-specific projects tied to the artist’s legacy, and visiting the campus can take a few hours for those interested in the town’s art history and contemporary-practice context." - ByRachel Monroe
"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."
