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This guide was updated in August 2016. Believe it or not, there are still plenty of folks who haven’t “discovered” Marfa yet—it only feels like everyone already knows about this tiny West Texas ranching town (pop. 1,819 give or take a few New York refugees). Ironically, it’s the favorable acreage-to-other-humans ratio that draws most visitors, who come for the space, both physical and mental, that this Chihuahuan Desert outpost has in spades.SEE + DOWWJD: What Would [Donald] Judd Do? You’ve likely heard all about Donald Judd, the Missouri-born artist who decamped to Marfa from New York in the seventies and bought up 40,000 acres and a number of buildings, including the decommissioned Fort D.A. Russell (if you’ve missed his many profiles in the press, read this one…
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This guide was updated in August 2016. Believe it or not, there are still plenty of folks who haven’t “discovered” Marfa yet—it only feels like everyone already knows about this tiny West Texas ranching town (pop. 1,819 give or take a few New York refugees). Ironically, it’s the favorable acreage-to-other-humans ratio that draws most visitors, who come for the space, both physical and mental, that this Chihuahuan Desert outpost has in spades.SEE + DOWWJD: What Would [Donald] Judd Do? You’ve likely heard all about Donald Judd, the Missouri-born artist who decamped to Marfa from New York in the seventies and bought up 40,000 acres and a number of buildings, including the decommissioned Fort D.A. Russell (if you’ve missed his many profiles in the press, read this one…The post Trip Guide: Marfa appeared first on Texas Monthly.
