Descrição
Donald Judd's exploration of "specific objects" invites readers into a world where art and architecture intertwine. Through thoughtful essays and visual compositions, the text examines how Judd's innovations shifted perspectives on space and form. His approach challenges traditional boundaries, urging a reevaluation of both artistic and architectural practices.
The collaboration of authors enriches the narrative, offering various insights into Judd's influence on contemporary design. Each contribution delves into the principles that underpin Judd's work, revealing how his concepts resonate not only within art but also in the broader context of architectural discourse. This compilation serves as both a tribute to Judd's legacy and a critical examination of his enduring impact.
The collaboration of authors enriches the narrative, offering various insights into Judd's influence on contemporary design. Each contribution delves into the principles that underpin Judd's work, revealing how his concepts resonate not only within art but also in the broader context of architectural discourse. This compilation serves as both a tribute to Judd's legacy and a critical examination of his enduring impact.
Detalhes do Livro
Formato
Capa dura
Páginas
144 páginas
Idioma
Inglês
Publicado
jan 1, 2003
Editora
Hatje Cantz Publishers
ISBN-10
3775711325
ISBN-13
9783775711326