Donald Judd's 101 Spring Street
Purchased by the artist in 1968, 101 Spring Street became the "permanent installation" in which Donald Judd lived, worked, and displayed his collections. The five-story, cast-iron building is the last of its kind in SoHo and has been going through extensive restoration since 2008, through efforts of the Judd Foundation. Now, in 2013, almost 20 years after Judd's passing, his home/studio is restored and ready for the public.
For more information go
HERE
When: Starting June 18
Where:
101 Spring Street
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[Check out our interview with Rainer Judd, Donald's daughter and President of the Judd Foundation HERE] 
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