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Taking Specific Objects, the seminal text written by Judd in the mid-sixties, as the central theme, the author analyzes the artist's main concepts and his whole career from a new perspective: what one seeks is an object that speaks of the world in which it is moving or of the world from which it is moving away. One searches for a boundary work, a frontier, that says, simultaneously, where it is coming from and where it is going, a work in which interests overlap. A work that will function as a mark or a crossroads, locating this work is the first exercise.

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Guillermo Zuaznabar received his degree in Fine Arts. He holds a PhD from Barcelona Tech University. He teaches Architectural History and Theory in the School of Architecture (EAR) at the Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Reus, Spain. Zauzanabar works on depth critic and reflection about the relationships between art, architecture, and the landscapes of the last 60 years. He is author of the book Jorge Oteiza animal fronterizo (Actar, 2001).

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