We are pleased to announce The House That Judd Built, an exhibition about «Eichholteren», a former inn on Lake Lucerne, reconstructed by Donald Judd and photographed by Franziska and Bruno Mancia.
The reconstruction was conducted in stages between 1989 and 1994 with the assistance of the Zurich architect Adrian Jolles. The photographic documentation of the finished building was done by the photographer duo Franziska and Bruno Mancia using a 4×5″ large format camera. In marytwo, these architectural views, which have previously only been published in select publications or exhibited partially in Judd retrospectives, are now being exhibited for the first time in their entirety in the exhibition The House That Judd Built in the form of a nineteen-part series of large-format inkjet prints.
Exhibition text written by Simon Baumberger (German and English)
Floor plan
Poster design by Basil Haug
Franziska & Bruno Mancia
Eichholteren, 1994 / 2024
Matte archival inkjet prints mounted on aluminium
60 × 80 cm
Franziska & Bruno Mancia
Eichholteren, 1994 / 2024
Matte archival inkjet prints mounted on aluminium
60 × 80 cm
Franziska & Bruno Mancia
Eichholteren, 1994 / 2024
Matte archival inkjet prints mounted on aluminium
60 × 80 cm
Courtesy of FBM Studio and the Judd Foundation
Franziska & Bruno Mancia
Eichholteren, 1994 / 2024
Matte archival inkjet prints mounted on aluminium
60 × 80 cm
Donald Judd – Swiss Made by Lehni
Armchair 1, 1984
Aluminium, colour code: Traffic Red
75 × 50 × 50 cm
Private loan
Franziska & Bruno Mancia
Eichholteren, 1994 / 2024
Matte archival inkjet prints mounted on aluminium
60 × 80 cm
Franziska & Bruno Mancia
Eichholteren, 1994 / 2024
Matte archival inkjet prints mounted on aluminium
80 × 60 cm
25 April, 2024: A walk from the bus stop to what used to be Donald Judd’s Eichholteren, 2024
4K Video, 16:9, colour, loop, 4’
