An expansive collection of Donald Judd’s thinking on art and the world around him, this volume brings together major essays, lesser-known texts, letters, manuscripts, and hundreds of previously unpublished notes. Early college work and the reviews that helped shape 1960s art criticism sit alongside later reflections on politics and literature, revealing how his ideas developed over time.
Edited by Flavin Judd and Caitlin Murray. Published by MACK in partnership with Judd Foundation.
Paperback with a screen-printed linen cover 1,056 pages • 10.8 × 18.4 cm Published May 2025 ISBN: 9780578634326
