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Flavin Judd is Curator and Co-President of Judd Foundation.
He is the husband of psychoanalyst Michèle Judd, the father
of three children, and the son of Donald Judd for whom he assisted in the making of spaces and the installation of art.
For Judd Foundation, he oversees art installations, architectural issues, design efforts (including the recent restoration of 101 Spring Street) and co-edited the Judd Foundation book: Donald Judd Writings (2016). His films, art installations, and architectural designs have won awards.
He is the husband of psychoanalyst Michèle Judd, the father
of three children, and the son of Donald Judd for whom he assisted in the making of spaces and the installation of art.
For Judd Foundation, he oversees art installations, architectural issues, design efforts (including the recent restoration of 101 Spring Street) and co-edited the Judd Foundation book: Donald Judd Writings (2016). His films, art installations, and architectural designs have won awards.
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