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MAYOR DAVID LANMAN AND CHINATI ADMINISTRATOR BARBARA BLAKE. TIGIE LANCASTER. Community Day Chinati hosted its third annual Community Day on Sunday, May 21, 2006. Community Day offers Marfa residents the opportunity to enjoy the museum’s collection free of charge, meet members of the Chinati staff, browse in the bookstore, and socialize in the office courtyard while enjoying food and beverages donated by local businesses. This year’s event offered visitors a final chance to view John Chamberlain’s foam sculptures and photographs before the exhibitions closed. Also open to the public Día de la Comunidad Chinati celebró su III Día de la Comu- nidad el día domingo 21 de mayo de 2006. Este evento anual brinda a los habitantes de Marfa la oportunidad de gozar gratuitamente de la colección del museo, conocer a los miembros de nuestro personal, hacer compras en la librería y convivir con los asistentes en el patio mientras disfrutan de comidas y bebidas proporcionadas por negocios locales. Este año los visitantes tuvieron su última oportunidad de ver las escul- turas de hule espuma y las fotografías de John Chamberlain antes de que se cierren estas exhibiciones. El público 83 were the Judd, Flavin, and Kabakov installations, the Arena, and the Chamberlain building in downtown Marfa. Local volunteers staffed the exhibition spaces, answering questions and encouraging visitors to spend as much time as they liked in each installation. Among the Marfans on hand were Mayor David Lanman, Big Bend Sentinel publisher Robert Halpern, donkey trainer Tigie Lancaster, artists Maryam Amiryani and Leslie Wilkes, master printer Robert Arber, and many others. The third annual Community Day drew more than 130 visitors from Marfa, Fort Davis, and Alpine. Thanks to everyone who helped out with the event or stopped by. Chinati looks forward to future Community Days and continuing to share the collection with its West Texas neighbors. Chinati would like to thank A U S T I N S T R E E T C A F É , T H E B R O W N R E C L U S E , D E N N I S D I C K I N S O N , J E T T ’ S G R I L L , M A I YA’ S R E S TA U R A N T , M I K E ’ S P L A C E , T H E P I Z Z A F O U N D AT I O N , S Q U E E Z E M A R FA , 6 T H S T R E E T B A K E RY and all the volunteers for their contributions to Community Day. podía apreciar también las instalacio- nes de Judd, Flavin y Kabakov, la Arena y el edificio Chamberlain en el centro de Marfa. Voluntarios se encargaron de atender las exhibiciones, contestando las pre- guntas de los visitantes y animándolos a pasar todo el tiempo que quisieran en verlas. Entre los marfeños que estuvie- ron presentes se cuentan el Presidente Municipal, David Lanman; el editor del Big Bend Sentinel, Robert Halpern; la amaestradora de asnos Tigie Lancaster; los artistas Maryam Amiryani y Leslie Wilkes; el primer impresor Robert Ar- ber; y muchos otros. Al tercer Día de la Comunidad asistie- ron más de 130 visitantes de Marfa, Fort Davis y Alpine. Gracias a todos los que nos ayudaron y a todos los asistentes. Chinati espera celebrar más Días de la Comunidad en el futuro y compartir nuevamente su colección con sus veci- nos en el oeste de Texas. Chinati desea agradecer al A U S T I N S T R E E T C A F É, T H E B R O W N R E C L U S E, D E N - N I S D I C K I N S O N, J E T T ’ S G R I L L, M A I YA’ S R E S TA U R A N T, M I K E ’ S P L A C E, T H E P I Z - T H Z A F O U N D AT I O N, S Q U E E Z E M A R FA, 6 S T R E E T B A K E RY y todos los voluntarios por sus aportes al Día de la Comunidad. MARFA MONTESSORI SCHOOL STUDENTS VISIT THE FLAVIN INSTALLATION.
Funding Financiamiento CORPORATIONS Anthony Meier Fine Arts Artsource D’Amelio Terras Gallery Elliott + Associates Architects Exhibitions 2D Goldman, Sachs & Co. Highland Gallery PaceWildenstein Hotel Paisano Marfa Chamber of Commerce Marfa Public Radio Matthew Marks Gallery The Marfa National Bank Thunderbird Hotel Union Pacific Railroad Village Farms, L.P. FOUNDATIONS The Annenberg Foundation The Atlantic Philanthropies Brown Foundation Martin Bucksbaum Family Foundation Chadwick-Loher Foundation The Cowles Charitable Trust Charles Engelhard Foundation Fifth Floor Foundation Maxine and Stuart Frankel Foundation Furthermore General Mills Foundation George & Mary Josephine Hamman Foundation The Henry Moore Foundation Houston Endowment Inc. Institute of Museum and Library Sciences J.P.Morgan Chase Foundation J.M. Kaplan Fund Kinder Morgan Foundation Matching Gift Programs Lannan Foundation LLWW Foundation Meadows Foundation The Nasher Foundation National Endowment for the Arts Nightingale Code Foundation Prudential Foundation Fayez Sarofim Foundation Louisa Stude Sarofim Foundation SBC Foundation Ruth Stanton Family Foundation Still Water Foundation Susan Vaughan Foundation Inc. Texas Commission on the Arts Williams Community Relations Matching Grants 84 INDIVIDUALS John & Christine Abrams Mark P. Addison William C. & Elita T. Agee Brooke Alexander Katherine & Dean Alexander Steven Allen & Jamie Keller Ann Allison Pablo Alvarado Claire & Douglas Ankenman Adelheid & Thomas Astfalk Mr. & Mrs. H. Brewster Atwater Charles & Christine Aubrey Diane Barnes & Jon Otis Fabien Baron Reuben & Joan Baron Douglas Baxter Daphne Beal & Sean Wilsey Toni & Jeff Beauchamp Karl H. Becker William Bernhard Eugene Binder Peter Blank Ingrid & Theodor Boeddeker Marion Boulton Stroud Mary Bonkemeyer Jake & Cookie Brisbin Kay Taylor Burnett William Butler Paula & Frank Kell Cahoon Aubrey Carter & Mary Ellen Graf Andrew B. Cogan & Lori Finkel Lisa & Jack Copeland Dagny Janss Corcoran Charlotte & Paul Corddry Susan & Sanford Criner Tim & Lynn Crowley Arlene & John W. Dayton Julia W. Dayton Janie & Dick DeGuerin David Deutsch Dennis Dickinson Anne Ponder Dickson Robert & Andrea Dickson Rackstraw Downes Carolyn & Bobby Duncan Suzanne & Tom Dungan Fred & Char Durham David Egeland & Andrew Friedman Rand & Jeanette Elliott Erika Erich Mary K. Farley Richard M. & Claire Farley Vernon & Amy Faulconer Sydney Felsen Tom Ferguson, M.D. & Meredith Dreiss Rae & Robert Field Hamilton Fish & Sandra Harper J.F. Fort & Marion Barthelme Fort Mack & Cece Fowler Maxine & Stuart Frankel CHINATI POSTER, DESIGN BY DONALD JUDD, TYPEFACE BY JOSEF ALBERS, 1986.
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gathered for an exhibition at China
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Josef Albers Carl Andre Ingólfur A
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CONVERSATION WITH JOHN CHAMBERLAIN
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JOHN CHAMBERLAIN BUILDINIG, CHINATI
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DAVID TOMPKINS It’s All in the Fi
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