Issue 82
April 2004

In the April issue frieze asks James Meyer, Lynne Cooke, Mary Heilmann, Mark Godfrey, Richard Wentworth, Liam Gillick, David Musgrave, Jasper Morrison and Deyan Sudjic to respond to Tate Modern’s Donald Judd retrospective, the first major survey of his work since 1988.

Also featured: Joerg Heiser on Tino Sehgal, Tom Morton on Milena Dragicevic, Morgan Falconer on Pierre Bismuth, Will Bradley on Michael Fullerton and Jonathan Bell on the relcacitrant architectural genius, Cedric Price. 

From this issue

The Donald Judd retrospective opened at Tate Modern in February. It is the first major survey of the artist's career since 1988. frieze asked the following artists, historians, critics and designers for their responses to the show: James Meyer, Lynne Cooke, Mary Heilmann, Mark Godfrey, Richard Wentworth, Liam Gillick, David Musgrave, Jasper Morrison and Deyan Sudjc.

05 APR 04

Michael Fullerton

05 APR 04

Pierre Bismuth

05 APR 04

The appearance of thinking

05 APR 04

Milena Dragicevic

04 APR 04

The first performance of Brian Wilson's legendary, lost album Smile

04 APR 04

Andy Warhol's Time Capsules: art or artefact?

04 APR 04

An interview with Ingo Maurer

04 APR 04

Rachel Cohen' new book on artistic and literary collaborations

04 APR 04

Exhibited for the first time in Frankfurt, Stanley Kubrick's archive reveals the working methods of a director obsessed with detail and veracity.

04 APR 04

I've just visited Nantes, Paris and Brussels to see some work in the flesh

02 APR 04