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| Thursday 18 March 18.30
The vernacular forms of Minimalism and their legacy have figured prominently as platforms for critique in the work of renowned artists Haim Steinbach and Liam Gillick. Both artists’ practices have expanded into multiple modes of thinking, looking, and making, but each has continued to critically reposition and manipulate aspects of Minimalism within the present. On the occasion of the first full retrospective of Donald Judd's sculptures, Gillick and Steinbach will be joined by art historian Mark Godfrey to consider Judd’s work and to unpack the implications it holds for contemporary art practices. This talk will be BSL interpreted Donald Judd Supported by Tate Members Starr Auditorium Tate Members are entitled to a concessionary rate on this event.
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