GALLERIES
MARFA
AYN Foundation Gallery
10 BIG BEND GALLERIES AND ARTISTS / 2015
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3 / BALLROOM MARFA
108 E. San Antonio / 432.729.3600 / www.ballroommarfa.org
Ballroom Marfa is a non-profit cultural space dedicated to presenting leading and cutting
edge artists working in the visual arts, performance, film, and music. The Ballroom provides
a youthful, festive and colorful balance to the established Marfa art scene, and has emerged
as a hub for artistic activity in the region.
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2 / AYN FOUNDATION (DAS MAXIMUM) BRITE BLDG.
107-109 N. Highland Ave. / 432.729.3315 / www.aynfoundation.com
Presenting “Last Supper” by Andy Warhol and “September Eleven” by Maria Zerres. Open
weekends all year and by appointment. Please call or email for hours or an appointment.
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1 / ARBER & SON EDITIONS
128 E. El Paso St. / 432.729.3981 / www.30x30cmproject.com
Tamarind Master Printer, Robert Arber. Arber has produced limited edition lithographs
and woodcuts for numerous, internationally known artists including Donald Judd, Bruce
Nauman, John Baldessari, Ilya Kabakov, Richard Prince, Al Taylor and David Rabinowitch.
Open most days or call for an appointment.
Marfa
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None of the small ranching towns scattered throughout the Big Bend region of
West Texas distinguish themselves quite like Marfa. Marfa has a population of just
over 2000, one traffic light, and an eclectic energy that far outweighs its size.
Marfa came to national attention after the arrival of Donald Judd, a renowned contemporary artist characterized by his minimalist style. Judd, drawn to the sparse enormity of the landscape, moved to Marfa from New York in the 1970s. The Chin