This catalogue documents an exhibition of Donald Judd's sculptures created from granite, Cor-ten steel, plywood, and enamel on aluminum. It presents works executed between 1965 and 1992, showcasing the artist's rigorous exploration of form, material, and space. The exhibition, held at The Pace Gallery in New York City from February 18 to March 26, 2011, highlights Judd's significant contributions to minimalist sculpture.

This exhibition catalogue serves as a focused presentation of Donald Judd's sculptural output in specific materials. The works featured demonstrate his consistent engagement with industrial materials and geometric forms, characteristic of his minimalist aesthetic. The catalogue provides a valuable record for scholars and collectors interested in Judd's oeuvre and the evolution of his material choices throughout his career.