Minimalism | National Gallery of Art https://www.nga.gov/artworks/minimalism
“Minimal art� was initially an insult implying that an artwork offered little to look at. Minimalist artists were also criticized for barely “making� their works: Donald Judd, for example, had his sculptures built in workshops. Nonetheless, many admire Robert Morris’s polyhedrons, Dan Flavin’s fluorescent light sculptures, and Anne Truitt’s austere sculptures of painted wood.
Tatlin, 1966, cool white fluorescent light, Gift of Virginia Dwan, 2015.179.1 More