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拍品专文
“Three dimensions are real space ... that gets rid of the problem of illusionism and literal space, space in and around marks and colours which is riddance of one of the salient and most objectionable relics of European art.” (D. Judd, quoted in D. Elger, Donald Judd: Colorist, exh. cat., Sprengel Musuem, Hannover, 2000, p. 11)
“Furniture and architecture can only be approached as such. Art cannot be imposed upon them. If their nature is seriously considered the art will occur, even art close to art itself.” (D. Judd, “It’s Hard to Find A Good Lamp,” 1993)
“Furniture and architecture can only be approached as such. Art cannot be imposed upon them. If their nature is seriously considered the art will occur, even art close to art itself.” (D. Judd, “It’s Hard to Find A Good Lamp,” 1993)