First Fridays: Specific Objects

Join us to learn more about Donald Judd’s concrete triangle sculpture Untitled, 1974-75, a presence on the rear lawn of the Gallery for fifty years. Hear from Judd experts and his contemporary artists who will unpack the artistic intentions and importance of this work of art. View a documentary made to mark the fiftieth anniversary of this minimalist masterpiece, then sit back and enjoy sounds of the time with DJ Sandy Bunker live in the courtyard.

5pm & 7pm
Guided Tours

Join our Gallery Guides for a tour of the Donald Judd display in Gallery 17 or Touching the Divine: Love and devotion in Asian Art.

From 5.30pm
Food and beverages

Grab a drink or bite to eat from the crew at AGSA_eat.
Bar closes at 8.30pm

From 5pm
Performance - DJ Sandy Bunker

Sit back and enjoy the tunes of the times curated and executed from a bunker!!!
In the Courtyard

6pm
Minimal Masterpiece turns 50 - Documentary Screening

To mark the fiftieth anniversary of the Donald Judd sculpture, the Gallery has commissioned a ten-minute film exploring this remarkable work. Join us to be the first to discovery the circumstances of Donald Judd’s visit to Adelaide, the complex creation of the work, and the protests against the sculpture. The documentary will be introduced by AGSA Curator of Prints, Drawings & Photographs Maria Zagala and includes a recorded presentation from Christine Mehring, Professor of Art History, Visual Arts at the University of Chicago who discusses her research on Donald Judd’s architecture, furniture, and design practices.

Radford Auditorium

6.30pm
Minimal Masterpiece turns 50 – Insightful discussion

Back dropped by the Donald Judd Untitled sculpture, hear from Judd enthusiasts’ and his contemporary artists who will unpack the artistic intentions and importance of this work of art.

In the Courtyard