Donald Judd Writings brings together the most comprehensive collection of the artist’s texts to date, spanning his well-known essays, rare publications, unpublished manuscripts, and personal letters. Included here are his earliest reviews—formative pieces that shaped the language of 1960s art criticism—alongside college essays and hundreds of notes never before made public.

Together, these writings offer an intimate view of Judd’s evolving thought: from sharply observed criticism to private reflections on politics, literature, and the ideas that informed his practice. This volume provides an essential look at the intellectual depth behind one of the most influential figures in contemporary art.