🏛️ LET’S GO — Inside Donald Judd’s SoHo Home & Studio

A Private Guided Visit to 101 Spring Street

🗓 Saturday, August 8, 2026 | 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM
📍 Judd Foundation / 101 Spring Street
101 Spring Street, New York, NY 10012
👥 Limited Group Event
💵 Special Social Club Price: $35 Per Member

✨ A Rare SoHo Art, Architecture & Design Experience

Join us for a very special private group visit to 101 Spring Street, the historic SoHo home and studio of artist Donald Judd.
This is not a traditional museum visit.
101 Spring Street is a preserved five-story cast-iron building in the heart of SoHo, where Donald Judd lived, worked, collected, designed, and permanently installed art, furniture, and objects in relation to the architecture of the building itself.
It is one of New York City’s most fascinating hidden cultural spaces — part artist’s home, part studio, part architectural landmark, and part living installation.

🎨 Who Was Donald Judd?

Donald Judd was one of the most important American artists of the 20th century and a central figure in the development of Minimalist art, although he resisted being confined by that label.
His work transformed how people think about art, space, form, proportion, material, light, and environment.
At 101 Spring Street, Judd created something extraordinary: a building where art, architecture, furniture, and daily life were carefully arranged as a complete visual and spatial experience.
Rather than simply hanging art on walls, Judd treated the entire building as an environment.

🏛️ About 101 Spring Street

Donald Judd purchased 101 Spring Street in 1968, when SoHo was still an industrial neighborhood filled with cast-iron buildings, lofts, and artists’ spaces.
The building became his New York residence and studio, and it remains one of the most important preserved artists’ spaces in the city.
During our visit, we will move through the building floor by floor, seeing how Judd arranged art, furniture, architecture, and objects in carefully considere