Donald Judd’s Fire-Ravaged Architecture Office in Marfa Is About to Be Restored

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Helen Holmes

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Published Oct. 17, 2022 11:29AM EDT

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After the Marfa Architecture Office associated with iconic minimalist artist Donald Judd caught fire last summer and was largely destroyed, the Judd Foundation has announced they’ll be initiating a project to restore the building, according to Glasstire. Eventually, the foundation hopes that the Office can be used to host local arts programming and temporary exhibitions. This year, a Marfa home purchased by Judd in 1990 also burned to the ground.

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Donald Judd’s Fire-Ravaged Architecture Office in Marfa Is About to Be Restored

Helen Holmes

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