The Judd Foundation has named Alexandra Cunningham Cameron as director of design, a newly created role. She will begin in the position on April 27. As director of design, Cameron will oversee the nonprofit foundation’s Donald Judd Furniture LLC, a company established to fabricate Donald Judd’s furniture designs to his original specifications. Currently, Judd Furniture produces more than 70 designs, which are available for custom order. According to a press release, Cameron will guide Judd Furniture’s “product development, operations, and strategic growth,” while also leading “design initiatives that situate Judd’s work within cultural and design conversations with a focus on Judd’s writings and papers.”  Related Articles Cameron is currently a curator of contemporary design at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York. At the museum, where she is also its first Hintz Secretarial Scholar, she has organized exhibitions like 2020’s “Willi Smith: Street Couture” on the Black American fashion designer, as well as “Making Home—Smithsonian Design Triennial” (2024–25), which took over the entire museum and featured artists like CFGNY, Hugh Hayden, Joiri Minaya, …