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into discerning new relationships, new unities.
The fifth floor, which was Judd's and thenwife Julie Finch's bedroom in the 1970s, is a
place of almost bombastic exhibition as well
as repose. In the center of the floor is a large
white padded mat on a flat platform, designed
by Judd, which served as a bed, rather like
a tatami. But all around are works of art
overpowering in size and somehow kinetic in
feeling, notably Dan Flavin's fluorescent work
which mirrors the cast iron windows that line
the Mercer Street side of the building. On the
opposite wall is John Chamberlain's explosive
sculpture, Mr. Press (1961). Of Chamberlain's
regally crumpled and twisted works, the
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