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Untitled (Stack)
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Untitled (Stack) is Donald Judd's name for the form he introduced in 1965: a series of identical rectangular units projecting from the wall at even intervals from floor to ceiling. Judd made many stack works over the following three decades, and the form remains the piece most closely associated with his name.
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Minimalism, Movements Untitled (Stack), the form Judd introduced in 1965, is the work most closely associated with his name and with the Minimalism label historians applied to him, though Judd himself rejected the label; see the recorded dissent on his own in-movement edge.
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