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Anna Friebe-Reininghaus Yoko Fukuda Barbara Goot & Michael Gamson Nina Garduno & Leisha Hailey Frank & Berta Aguilera Gehry Franck Giraud Robert Gober & Donald Moffett William Allen Goode Peter Goulds Gerry & Rebecca Grace Bill Hamilton Charles Haxthausen & Linda Schwalen Katharina Hinsberg & Oswald Egger Susi & Jochen Holy William & Jean Hubbard Harry & Shelley Hudson Xavier Hufkens Fredericka Hunter Jim Jacobs Vilis Inde & Tom Jacobs Michael & Suzanne Johnson Elizabeth Winston Jones & Samuel Rutledge Jones William Jordan Pat Keesey & Christina Hejtmanek Peter Kelly & Mary Lawler Mr. & Mrs. I.H. Kempner III Michael & Jeanne Klein Adrian Koerfer Charles Mary Kubricht & Ron Sommers Kumiko Kurachi Tim & Amy Leach Virginia Lebermann David Leclerc Toby Devan Lewis Bert Lies & Rosina Lee Yue Patricia & Thomas Loeb Miner B. Long Anstis & Victor Lundy Dierk & Claudia Maass Betty MacGuire Gerda Maise & Daniel Göttin Charles Mallory Gaye & Edward P. McCullough Robert E. & Lynda McKnight Casey McManemin Franz Meyer James L. Michie Britton D. Monts Michiel Morel Mary Ellen & Jack Morton William B. Moser Tobey C. & Allen Moss Samuel & Victoria Newhouse Rozae Nichols & Ian Murrough Kate & Stuart Nielsen Louise O’Connor Sachiko Osaki Guiseppe Panza di Biumo Aaron Parazette & Sharon Engelstein Franklin Parrasch Herb & Jerre Paseur Charles D. Peavy Jack Pierson Vivian Pollock Brenda Potter & Michael Sandler Avery Preesman & Antonietta Peeters Charles & Jessie Price Ken & Happy Price Emily Rauh Pulitzer Beatrice Reymond Jim Rhotenberry, Jr. Mike & Carol Riddle Edwin Rifkin Evelyn & Edward Rose Arthur G. Rosen Carl E. Ryan & Suzi Davidoff Malcolm & BJ Salter Louisa Stude Sarofim Judy Camp Sauer Glenn Schaeffer Linda Schlenger Janet & Dave Scott Åke Skeppner Mr. & Mrs. Harry B. Slack Harriett & Ed Spencer Nelson H. Spencer Timothy X. Staley Diane Steinmetz Irving Stenn, Jr. John L. Stewart Donna & Howard Stone Michael Ward Stout Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Stuart Barbara Swift David Teiger Ken Terry Tina & John Evers Tripp Anna & Harold Tseklenis Gen Umezu Hester van Roijen Annemarie & Gianfranco Verna Leslie Waddington David B. Walek Jacqueline & Sam Waugh Obbie Weiner Mark T. Wellen John Wesley Brady Wilcox & Gina Nelson Elizabeth Williams Paul & Patricia Winkler Andrew Witkin Diane & Ernie Wolfe Carol Wolkow-Price & Stan Price David & Sheri Wright Erin Wright Michael & Nina Zilkha Hans Zwimpfer Basel 85 Friends of Chinati Three years ago the Chinati Foundation instituted a new category of upper-level donors called the Friends of Chinati. This group represents the museum’s highest level of annual individual giving and plays a vital role through their patronage of the organization and its programs. Friends make annual contributions of $5,000+ and receive special recognition, invitations to events at the museum or elsewhere, and benefit artworks created exclusively for Chinati. FRIENDS OF CHINATI PA B L O A LVA R A D O R O B E RT B R O W N L E E Amigos de Chinati Hace tres años la Fundación Chinati instituyó una nueva categoría de donantes denominada Amigos de Chinati. Este grupo representa el nivel más alto de donativos anuales para individuos. Los Amigos de Chinati juegan un papel decisivo mediante su patrocinio de la fundación y sus programas. Los Amigos contribuyen cada año con $5,000 o más y reciben un reconocimiento especial, invitaciones a eventos en el museo o en otros lugares, y obras de arte creados exclusivamente para Chinati. M E LVA B U C K S B A U M & R AY M O N D L E A R S Y C H A R L E S B U T T C L A R E C A S A D E M O N T & M I C H A E L M E T Z J O H N W. & A R L E N E J . D AY T O N FA I R FA X D O R N V E R N O N & A M Y FA U L C O N E R P H Y L L I S & G E O R G E F I N L E Y J . F. F O RT & M A R I O N B A RT H E L M E F O RT F R A N C K G I R A U D FA N C H O N & H O WA R D H A L L A M T I M & N A N C Y H A N L E Y J A M E S H E D G E S R O B E RT & M A R G U E R I T E H O F F M A N T O M M Y L E E J O N E S & D AW N L A U R E L W E R N E R H . K R A M A R S K Y A N S T I S S & R O N A L D K R U E C K H E N RY S . M C N E I L , J R . H O WA R D E . R A C H O F S K Y M I K E & C A R O L R I D D L E E V E LY N & E D WA R D R O S E P H I L & M O N I C A R O S E N T H A L A N N M . & C H R I S T O P H E R S TA C K C H A R L E S & H E L E N S C H WA B Å K E S K E P P N E R L E S L I E WA D D I N G T O N M I C H A E L & N I N A Z I L K H A
Membership The Chinati Foundation is very grateful for the support of its members, who total over eight hundred local, national, and international donors that help the museum through their annual membership contributions. Basic membership for individuals and families start at $100 ($50 for students and senior citizens). Member benefits include free museum admission throughout the year; discounts on selected publications, posters, and Chinati Editions; the annual museum newsletter; advance notice of Chinati programs; and free or reduced admission to special events and symposia. Please see the membership form on page 89 for a complete benefit listing. As an extra incentive for membership giving at higher levels, each year an internationally recognized artist creates a limited edition multiple exclusively for Chinati members who contribute $1000 or more. Past editions in this series were created and donated by J A C K P I E R S O N, K A R I N S A N D E R, J E F F E L R O D, C O R - N E L I A PA R K E R, C H R I S T I A N M A R C L AY, C AT H E R I N E O P I E, T O N Y F E H E R , and S A M D U R A N T. The Chinati Foundation would like to once again thank these artists for their generous support. For 2006-07, artist A D A M M C E W E N will create a benefit multiple for upper-level members. McEwen employs a variety of media and techniques to create works that comment mordantly on contemporary celebrity culture. In a group of works shown at the 2006 Whitney Biennial, fake obituaries, painstakingly fabricated to resemble those appearing in the newspaper every day, gravely announced the passing of celebrities such as Bill Clinton, Nicole Kidman, and Jeff Koons. In another series, familiar commercial signage of the “Sorry We’re Closed” sort is carefully aped and inverted: “Sorry We’re Sorry,” “Fuck Off We’re Closed,” “Sorry We’re Dead.” In these and other works, McEwen prompts a double-take response in viewers, as stock forms are turned on their head and discordant elements introduced into everyday bits of visual boilerplate. McEwen has exhibited work at numerous venues in the U.S. and England. He will have a solo show at Nicole Klagsbrun Gallery in New York in September 2006. Membresía La Fundación Chinati agradece profun- damente el apoyo de sus miembros, que suman más de ochocientos donantes a nivel local, nacional e internacional y que ayudan al museo mediante sus cuo- tas anuales. La membresía básica para individuos y familias comienza al nivel de $100 ($50 para estudiantes y perso- nas de edad mayor). Entre los beneficios que corresponden a nuestros miembros se cuentan: entrada gratuita al museo durante todo el año; descuentos en ciertas publicaciones, posters y Edicio- nes Chinati; el boletín anual del museo; aviso anticipado de nuestros programas; y entrada gratuita o descontada a eventos especiales y simposios. El formulario para solicitar membresía se encuentra en la página 89 e incluye una lista completa de beneficios. Como un incentivo especial a quienes hacen contribuciones a nivel superior, cada año un artista de renombre internacional crea una edición limitada de una obra exclusivamente para los miembros de Chinati que aporten mil dólares o más. En años anteriores estas ediciones han sido creadas y donadas por J A C K P I E R S O N, K A R I N S A N D E R, J E F F E L R O D, C O R N E L I A PA R K E R, C H R I S T I A N M A R C L AY, C AT H E R I N E O P I E , T O N Y F E H E R y S A M D U R A N T. La Fundación Chinati desea agradecerles nuevamente a estos artistas su generoso apoyo. Para 2006-2007, el artista A D A M M C E W E N creará un múltiplo para los miembros de Chinati de rango superior en beneficio del museo. McEwen emplea una variedad de medios y técnicas para producir sus obras, las cuales aluden con sorna a la cultura de la celebridad con- temporánea. En un grupo de obras ex- hibidas en 2006 en el Bienio del Museo Whitney, necrologías postizas, prepa- radas con muchísimo esmero para que se parezcan a las que se publican todos los días en los periódicos, anuncian con gravedad la defunción de celebridades tales como Bill Clinton, Nicole Kidman y Jeff Koons. En otra serie, se parodian letreros comunes como “Cerrado. Lo lamentamos”, que se convierte en “Lamen- tablemente, lo lamentamos”, “Cerrado. Váyanse a la mierda.”, “Estamos muer- tos. Lo lamentamos”. Con éstas y otras obras, McEwen suscita una reacción de sorpresa e incredulidad, invirtiendo for- mas consabidas e introduciendo elemen- tos discordantes en mensajes cotidianos familiares. McEwen ha exhibido sus obras en numerosos lugares de Estados Unidos e Inglaterra. En septiembre de 2006 tendrá un solo show en la Galería Nicole Klagsbrun en Nueva York. 86 Members Miembros 2 , 0 0 0 + Isabel Brown Wilson Linda & Abbott Brown James Corcoran Laura & Walter Elcock Michael Govan & Katherine Ross Ilya & Emilia Kabakov Guiseppe Panza di Bumo Ian Schrager Burton B. Staniar Edward R. Tufte 1 , 0 0 0 + Robert & Valerie Arber Dr. Thomas & Christina Bechtler Jill Bernstein Eli & Edythe Broad Raymond & SusanBrochstein The Lord Browne of Madingly Cleve Carney Kay & Elliot Cattarulla James & Roxine Cook Rob Crowley & Francesca Esmay Janie & Dick DeGuerin Michael Dembowski Larry A. & Laura R. Doll Rackstraw Downes Suzanne & Tom Dungan David Egeland & Andrew Friedman Zoe Feigenbaum Michael Field & Jeffrey Arnstein Kevin & Kathy Flynn Irene E. & Steve Jetton Foxhall Elyse & Stanley Grinstein Scott Grober Sarah Harte & John Gutzler Nicole & Michael Hartnett Julianna Hawn & Peter Holt Susi & Jochen Holy Cecily Horton David & Eileen Hovey Xavier Hufkens Robert Isabell Dolores D. Johnson Sharon Johnston & Mark Wai Tak Lee Mr. & Mrs. I.H. Kempner III Charles Mary Kubricht & Ron Sommers William & Mary Noel Lamont Bert Lies & Rosina Lee Yue Chip Love Deborah Lovely Paul & Renee Mansheim Markus Michalke Lorenz M. Moser Tim Mott Kate & Stuart Nielsen Steven H. & Nancy K. Oliver Linda M. Pace Brenda Potter & Michael Sandler Charles & Jessie Price Glen A. Rosenbaum Sara Shackleton Lea Simonds Ann & Chris Stack Karen D. Stein Jerome Stern Donna & Howard Stone Alexander & Robin Stuart Mr. & Mrs. M.S. Stude Steve & Ellen Susman Annemarie & Gianfranco Verna Laurie Vogel Jeane von Oppenheim Robin Vousden Brady Wilcox & Gina Nelson Leigh A. Williams John Scott Wotowicz Charles B. & Barbara S. Wright Hans Zwimpfer Basel 5 0 0 + Adelheid & Thomas Astfalk Diane Barnes & Jon Otis Fernando Brave & Marcela Descalzi Isa Catto & Daniel Shaw Laura Donnelley Carol Simon Dorsky John M. Douglass Ruth E. Eisenberg Rand & Jeanette Elliott Tom & Darlynn Fellman Frank & Berta Aguilera Gehry Arne Glimcher David Gockley William Allen Goode Louis Grachos Bill Hamilton Alicia & Justin Haynes
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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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fore us. An intuitive response, on
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