Donald Judd’s AGSA masterpiece turns 50

The Art Gallery of South Australia celebrates its site-specific piece of US minimalism, Judd's 'Untitled'.
Donald Judd's minimalist structure at AGSA.

First unveiled in 1975, Donald Judd’s concrete sculpture, Untitled, initially garnered a unique blend of attraction and controversy. Fifty years later, the US artist’s minimalist sculpture is still recognised as one of Art Gallery of South Australia’s (AGSA) most significant works.

To celebrate the anniversary of Untitled, AGSA is dedicating its First Fridays event on 2 May 2025 to the work. The day will involve a screening of a newly commissioned documentary alongside displays of Judd’s original archival material and project drawings. Presentations and conversations with Judd experts will unpack the artwork’s creation and its history.

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Allison is an intern at ArtsHub. She is based in Melbourne where she writes and studies Arts at Monash University. Allison is passionate about all things creative with experience spanning music, dance and film.