According to an email broadcast last week, The Chinati Foundation’s John Chamberlain Building needs roof repairs, the adobe and concrete walls need patching, and the Donald Judd-designed wooden doors and windows are rotting and need to be replaced. The Foundation is looking for year-end donations to help pay for the fixes, calling the former wool and mohair warehouse “the largest and most beautiful permanent installation of the artist’s work to be found anywhere in the world.” Can’t argue.
