l art, Primary Structures, and Rejective art" (Meyer 3).
             When minimal artists attempt to create a design, it is fairly simple and does not become a timely labor. All an artist can do to achieve his/her goal can be as easy as throwing on a coat of red paint on a white background or taking a piece of wood and nailing it to a metal wall. Simplicity is what makes these masterpieces so incredible. Cheap household objects, such as "brass, stainless steel, aluminum, bricks, acrylic tiles, neon tubes, and plumber's supplies," can be the center point of a design (Hubbard). Some of these objects are not actually assembled by the artist to make the masterpiece. He/She designs the creation and then it is sent to the skilled craftsman, who then attaches all of the pieces.
             There are many famous minimalists of art. A few are Donald Judd, Carl Andre, Robert Morr
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