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The companion catalog to MoMA's retrospective of American sculptor Donald Judd the first in 30 years--is a stunning tribute to the late artist.--Natasha Wolff Forbes: Media Concise and focused, MoMA's Judd decidedly places sculpture at the center of his practice, which is too often reduced to minimalism--a term that, much like sculpture, he resisted. From early paintings executed in the early 1960s to the untitled metallic sculptures for which he is most often associated, the exhibition emphasizes the artist's predilection for experimentation, highlighting the various ways through which he used form, materials, and surrounding environments to reshape traditional artistic practices.--Louis Soulard Domus Serves up a master class in the career of the man credited with putting Marfa on the map and transforming the field of modern sculpture.--Melissa Goldstein C Magazine A concise career overview from [Judd's] early paintings to the legacy of his furniture.--Editors Cultured Several decades on, the art of Donald Judd is still stunning.--Hal Foster Artforum Bright, beautiful, clear, and succinct.--Elizabeth Buhe Brooklyn Rail The jacked-up speed of current cultural consumption had made the challenges his work presents more urgent than ever.--Kenneth Baker Art Newspaper a comprehensive overview of the divisive artist's grasp on abstraction, space, interpretation and the abolition of illusion.--Helen Holmes Observer New Review about as close as you can get to a truly immersive Judd encounter.--Emily Farra Vogue an ode to material and spatial transformation--Lance Esplund Wall Street Journal [Judd's] art, once thought to be too severe to be beautiful, can now be seen to offer pleasures, visual and conceptual, that any audience with open eyes can relate too...--Holland Cotter New York Times A much needed exhalation.--Olivia Hosken Town & Country Does justice not only to Judd's artworks but to his ambition and his intent.--Tom Teicholz Forbes: Media Judd was committed to abstraction and democracy. His work praises human labor and industrial craftsmanship.--John Yau Hyperallergic Judd's minimalism is the ubiquitous dark design energy of everyday modern life. Always there, even if you never consciously recognize it.--Jerry Saltz New York Magazine: Vulture Published to accompany the first US retrospective exhibition of Donald Judd's sculpture in more than 30 years, Judd explores the work of a landmark artist who, over the course of his career, developed a material and formal vocabulary that transformed the field of modern sculpture.--Editors ARTFIXdaily That aesthetic synergy between the work of Judd, who died in 1994, and MoMA brings a certain piquancy to the museum's current Judd retrospective, the first anywhere in more than 30 years. The museum has changed--there have been three renovations and expansions since the '70s--and perhaps so, too, has our understanding of Judd's steely, boxy objects.--Editors at ARTnews ARTnews The first U.S. exhibition of [Judd's] sculptures in more than thirty years. His minimalist forms and surprising use of materials still challenge our perceptions of what indeed might be considered contemporary sculpture.--Ken Scrudato Blackbook There are endless details for furniture historians and fans alike to eagerly seek out.--Madeline Luckel Architectural Digest There couldn't be a better time to revisit an artist who doggedly confronted form, presence, and politics, both on the page and in 'real space.--Aria Dean Artforum When Judd's works are displayed en masse and given enough space, Ms. Temkin argues, it's possible to see the visual power and the extraordinary variety of his work...--Peter Saenger Wall Street Journal While there's admirable integrity in Judd's detailed specifications regarding color, material, process, and exhibition methods, there's also a supreme fussiness and self-importance that touches everything the man ever made. The work wants to argue with whatever qualms you might have about it, and you get the feeling that the work would probably win.--Alina Cohen Artsy Works by Judd are almost routinely beautiful, but coldly and even imperiously so, as if their quality were none of your business.--Peter Schjeldahl New Yorker

There couldn't be a better time to revisit an artist who doggedly confronted form, presence, and politics, both on the page and in 'real space.--Aria Dean Artforum

an ode to material and spatial transformation--Lance Esplund Wall Street Journal [Judd's] art, once thought to be too severe to be beautiful, can now be seen to offer pleasures, visual and conceptual, that any audience with open eyes can relate too...--Holland Cotter New York Times A much needed exhalation.--Olivia Hosken Town & Country Judd was committed to abstraction and democracy. His work praises human labor and industrial craftsmanship.--John Yau Hyperallergic Judd's minimalism is the ubiquitous dark design energy of everyday modern life. Always there, even if you never consciously recognize it.--Jerry Saltz New York Magazine: Vulture That aesthetic synergy between the work of Judd, who died in 1994, and MoMA brings a certain piquancy to the museum's current Judd retrospective, the first anywhere in more than 30 years. The museum has changed--there have been three renovations and expansions since the '70s--and perhaps so, too, has our understanding of Judd's steely, boxy objects.--Editors at ARTnews ARTnews There are endless details for furniture historians and fans alike to eagerly seek out.--Madeline Luckel Architectural Digest When Judd's works are displayed en masse and given enough space, Ms. Temkin argues, it's possible to see the visual power and the extraordinary variety of his work...--Peter Saenger Wall Street Journal While there's admirable integrity in Judd's detailed specifications regarding color, material, process, and exhibition methods, there's also a supreme fussiness and self-importance that touches everything the man ever made. The work wants to argue with whatever qualms you might have about it, and you get the feeling that the work would probably win.--Alina Cohen Artsy Works by Judd are almost routinely beautiful, but coldly and even imperiously so, as if their quality were none of your business.--Peter Schjeldahl New Yorker There couldn't be a better time to revisit an artist who doggedly confronted form, presence, and politics, both on the page and in 'real space.--Aria Dean Artforum

a comprehensive overview of the divisive artist's grasp on abstraction, space, interpretation and the abolition of illusion.--Helen Holmes Observer New Review about as close as you can get to a truly immersive Judd encounter.--Emily Farra Vogue an ode to material and spatial transformation--Lance Esplund Wall Street Journal [Judd's] art, once thought to be too severe to be beautiful, can now be seen to offer pleasures, visual and conceptual, that any audience with open eyes can relate too...--Holland Cotter New York Times A much needed exhalation.--Olivia Hosken Town & Country Does justice not only to Judd's artworks but to his ambition and his intent.--Tom Teicholz Forbes: Media Judd was committed to abstraction and democracy. His work praises human labor and industrial craftsmanship.--John Yau Hyperallergic Judd's minimalism is the ubiquitous dark design energy of everyday modern life. Always there, even if you never consciously recognize it.--Jerry Saltz New York Magazine: Vulture Published to accompany the first US retrospective exhibition of Donald Judd's sculpture in more than 30 years, Judd explores the work of a landmark artist who, over the course of his career, developed a material and formal vocabulary that transformed the field of modern sculpture.--Editors ARTFIXdaily That aesthetic synergy between the work of Judd, who died in 1994, and MoMA brings a certain piquancy to the museum's current Judd retrospective, the first anywhere in more than 30 years. The museum has changed--there have been three renovations and expansions since the '70s--and perhaps so, too, has our understanding of Judd's steely, boxy objects.--Editors at ARTnews ARTnews The first U.S. exhibition of [Judd's] sculptures in more than thirty years. His minimalist forms and surprising use of materials still challenge our perceptions of what indeed might be considered contemporary sculpture.--Ken Scrudato Blackbook There are endless details for furniture historians and fans alike to eagerly seek out.--Madeline Luckel Architectural Digest There couldn't be a better time to revisit an artist who doggedly confronted form, presence, and politics, both on the page and in 'real space.--Aria Dean Artforum When Judd's works are displayed en masse and given enough space, Ms. Temkin argues, it's possible to see the visual power and the extraordinary variety of his work...--Peter Saenger Wall Street Journal While there's admirable integrity in Judd's detailed specifications regarding color, material, process, and exhibition methods, there's also a supreme fussiness and self-importance that touches everything the man ever made. The work wants to argue with whatever qualms you might have about it, and you get the feeling that the work would probably win.--Alina Cohen Artsy Works by Judd are almost routinely beautiful, but coldly and even imperiously so, as if their quality were none of your business.--Peter Schjeldahl New Yorker

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Ann Temkin is The Marie-Josée and Henry Kravis Chief Curator of Painting and Sculpture at The Museum of Modern Art, New York.

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