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How much do you really know about Donald Judd? Below are 8 true or false statements. Click each one to reveal the answer and explanation.

1.

Judd was a minimalist painter who never worked in sculpture.

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He is famous for his box-like sculptures made of industrial materials, though he started as a painter and critic.

2.

Judd purchased a large tract of land in Marfa, Texas, to permanently install his works.

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In the 1970s, he bought desert land and former military buildings in Marfa, creating the Chinati Foundation for long-term installations.

3.

Judd was primarily a European artist who lived most of his life in Paris.

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He was American, born in Missouri, and lived mainly in New York and later Marfa, Texas.

4.

Donald Judd designed furniture that is still produced today by the Judd Foundation.

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Judd created functional furniture like chairs and beds, and his designs remain in production under strict foundation guidelines.

5.

Judd wrote extensively about art and was a published critic for major magazines.

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He wrote for Art News, Arts Magazine, and other publications, often critiquing abstract expressionism and promoting minimalism.

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Judd’s works are exclusively made from found objects like scrap metal and trash.

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He used precisely fabricated materials such as Plexiglas, copper, and plywood, often ordered from industrial suppliers.

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Judd refused to title his individual works, using only numbers and dates to identify them.

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He avoided poetic titles to focus on the object’s physical presence, labeling pieces like 'Untitled (1970)' or with dimensions.

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Judd’s art was strongly influenced by surrealist dream imagery and automatic drawing.

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He rejected surrealism and expressionism, favoring clear, geometric forms and rational order inspired by industrial design.

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