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Comment on Madison Square Park Glows Up With Larry Bell’s Glass Cubes by Yarrott Benz
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The austere glass cubes for which Larry Bell is best known landed in New York City’s Madison Square Park this fall.
Concurrently, a smaller show at the Judd Foundation showcases his lesser-known works on canvas, which Flavin Judd organized at his father’s art foundation in Soho.
Politically conservative, even corporate in aesthetic, Bell’s objects glow with an elegance that is sure to please his patrons and flatter their oversized, minimal spaces.
Like many of the artists represented by Hauser & Wirth, Bell is interested in money and legacy as much as ideas.
While Larry Bell: Irresponsible Iridescence continues at the Judd Foundation (101 Spring Street, Soho, Manhattan) until January 31, 2026, and has no curator listed.