The Judd Foundation and Chinati Foundation — two arts organizations that preserve the late minimalist artist's legacy and work — announced Friday the listing of the Donald Judd Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places.

The Judd Foundation has settled a lawsuit that accused the reality TV star of promoting fake versions of the late minimalist artist’s well-known tables and chairs. Kardashian “will now have authentic Donald Judd tables and chairs,” the foundation said.

Hosted by journalist Maria Garcia, the podcast examines the musical icon’s cultural impact and uncovers new details about his life.

Artist Charlie Vela describes the sound as “fuzzy, dreamy, nostalgic version of accordions and keyboards – lyrics in Spanish with influences of 90s hip-hop.”