A seminal moment in the history of sculpture, this exhibition brought the language of minimal sculpture into the public eye .

And there was minimal sculpture, to prove that in the hands of a Carl Andre or a Donald Judd, much less could be much more.

Another work in the show was: "Sleeping on a Carl Andre": a photograph of herself (in a light box) - sleeping on one of his large minimal sculpture nude as it were a pedestal for herself.

The closest thing to minimal sculpture is the floor pieces of Taylor Davis composed of wooden drawers and doors.

In Art and Objecthood (published in Artforum in June 1967) he declared that the minimal work of art, particularly minimal sculpture, was based on an engagement with the physicality of the spectator.

As a pioneer of minimal sculpture during the early 1960s, Morris was one of the first artists to take into account the spatial and physical relationship between a viewer's body and a work of art.

"The forms are as minimal and abstract as 20th-century sculpture," she said.

In "Ball Park XXXII," Russell Maltz deconstructs the framework of a stadium and compresses it into a minimal sculpture that resembles a treasured relic.

In 1963, he moved to New York, where he embraced minimalism and made art that sought to fuse the dynamism of abstraction with the purity of minimal sculpture.

The minimal sculptures by Araeen and Avtarjeet Danjal have a dated, anonymous air.