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Donald Judd Donald Judd Minimalist Artist I have compared Donald Judd’s works with Richard Serra’s works. They are both Minimalist artists and they mostly use similar matrerial. Both of the artists think of the context before making the installation. They then tell a workshop or a factory about this installation. For example what it will look like, what the material will be and how big it will be. Then the workshop or the factory creates the installations and hands it to the artists. Later according to their sizes the installations are transported to the areas which they will be presented. The difference between the two artists is that Donald Judd usually created really small sculptures compared to Richard Serra’s installations. Judd’s works are usually mounted on walls inside galleries whereas Serra’s sculptures are placed at public spaces such as squares and plazas. The reason for these two artist to make someone else to create their work rather than making them themselves is that these installations are usually made of metal which is hard to craft. Judd usually used aluminum, steel, plexiglass, plywood and concrete. Serra used steel and other metal types. The “Untitled”, (1969-91) series of Donald Judd is mostly made of aluminum works, installations, serra’s, judd’s, judd, arc, work, steel, placed, example, ellipses, donald, displayed, color, both, artists, untitled, space, serra, series, sculptures, right, lines, difference, workshop, whereas, two, torqued, tilted, think, straight, sheets, shapes, several, richard, reason, plexiglass, picture, mostly, metal, material, making, made, installation, indoors, giving, gives, geometric, factory, create