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The late Peter Schjeldahl wrote that the works of Donald Judd are “almost routinely beautiful, but coldly and even imperiously so, as if their quality were none of your business.” This is another way of saying there’s a masculinity to their style, which comes with the attendant inflexibility and baggage. It would be harder to pathologize whiteness, as it’s more defined by absence—of ethnicity, of morality—but given the way that Judd sought to........

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