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Electricity returned to Chinati after a four-day outage brought on by extreme cold temperatures, left many across Texas without power.

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Leonard and Johnson discuss their forthcoming book, "Al Rio/To the River," which considers deeply and broadly the complexities of border culture.

We invite you to join us in a look back at some of the good work, paradoxical moments, and beauty that carried Chinati through the challenging past year and into 2021.

The Artists in Residence program provides an opportunity for artists from around the world to work in a striking, natural environment.

Five artists have been selected to be in residence at Chinati in 2021. Learn more about them here.

Sarah McEneaney has created a limited edition print for Chinati members.

Chinati Foundation will host this year’s Chinati Weekend and Made in Marfa events entirely online. This will be the most accessible Chinati Weekend to date.

We recognize and mourn the many black and brown lives lost to white supremacy and racial violence. We stand in solidarity with the racial justice movement and activists against police brutality.

This summer, the Chinati Foundation will offer free online art projects for young artists near and far. We'll focus on the process of making art every Monday, Wednesday and Friday as part of this year's Summer Shake Up.

In our continued effort to protect the public and our staff, Chinati has decided to close to visitors.

Judd, the first US retrospective of Donald Judd’s work in over thirty years, brings together sculpture, painting, drawing, and rarely seen works from throughout his career to survey the complete evolution of the artist’s remarkable vision.