Chinati Hosts free Community Day and Symposium on its New Master Plan

Crowley Theater 9am to 1pm (doors open at 8:45am) Presentations by Chinati and Sasaki Responses from Frank Sanchis III Director, United States Program, World Monuments FundBillie Tsien and Tod Williams Principals, Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects | Partners Moderated by Karen Stein architecture writer and Chinati TrusteeCan’t make it to Marfa? Watch a live stream of the symposium at our website starting at 9am CST

Chinati’s main campus, the Chamberlain Building, and the Ice Plant 2 – 5pm with live music by Mariachi Santa Cruz, a dance performance by Marfa ISD Ballet Folklorico Aztlan, and an exhibition of large scale paintings by Marfa high school students: Perspective / Perspectiva Chinati Arena 5 to 8pm

Chinati’s master plan was made possible with support from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Still Water Foundation, Kirkpatrick Family Fund, and Chinati Foundation Trustees. Chinati’s educational and public programming is supported with generous grants from the Texas Commission on the Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts, the Brown Foundation, the William Randolph Hearst Foundations, the Carl B. & Florence E. King Foundation, Permian Basin Area Foundation, and the Cowles Charitable Trust. Chinati is grateful for the generous financial support of our members and the support and in-kind contributions of the people of Marfa and far West Texas including the City of Marfa, Big Bend Brewing Company, Big Bend Roasters, Crowley Theater, Hotel St. George, Tim Crowley, Rob Crowley and Marfa Hardware Company.