Even Though a Work of Art Like Donald Judd's Untitled

question 16

Multiple Choice

Even though a work of art like Donald Judd's Untitled (figure 2.29) was intended to have no meaning, function, or illusion, why might we still consider it to have meaning?

• A) The context might change
• B) We may see it as original
• C) We perceive things in our own way because of who we are
• D) Both the artist and viewer need to communicate

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