Marfa, Texas: An Unlikely Art Oasis In A Desert Town

August 5, 2012

This tiny town perched on the high plains of the Chihuahua desert is nothing less than an arts world station of the cross, like Art Basel in Miami, or Documenta in Germany. It’s a blue-chip arts destination for the sort of glamorous scenesters who visit Amsterdam for the Rijksmuseum and the drugs. “They speak about Marfa with the same kind of reverent tones generally reserved for the pilgrimage of the Virgin of Lourdes,” notes Carolina Miranda, a writer who covers the art world… read more >

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