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Meditation on a chapel: Structural problems resolved, Rothko Chapel stands ready to reclaim its place as sanctuary of art and spirituality, 2000-06-11
Item — Container: Shelf 78, Box: 214
Identifier: 20000611_HOUCHRON
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Publication: 2000-06-11
Christopher Rothko: Keeper of His Father's Flame, 2021-09
Item — Container: Shelf 78, Box: 232
Identifier: 202109_PAPERCITY
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Arts / Museums
Growing Up Rothko
A Famous Artist’s Son Speaks Up, Sheds Light On The Man
BY Catherine D. Anspon // 09.03.15
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5Christopher Rothko reflects upon the legacy of his father, why Rothko canvases — which currently command as much as $82 million at auction — resonate today and the unknown story of Houston’s Rothko Chapel paintings. (Photography by Max Burkhalter)This fall, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, is the sole American venue for the retrospective of...
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Publication: 2021-09
Christopher Rothko Reflects, 2022-01
Item — Container: Shelf 78, Box: 232
Identifier: 202201_PAPERCITY
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It was an evening of significance when the late painter, Mark rothko's son -- Christopher Rothko, leader of Houston's sacred Rothko Chapel's $32-million ongoing capital campaign, and steward of his father's legacy -- came to town for Texas Design Week Dallas, to speak and sign books at Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek. ...
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Publication: 2022-01
2022 AL Design Awards - Rothko Chapel - Honor Award • Whole Building Lighting • Design Team: George Sexton Associates; Architecture Research Office, 2022-02-07
Item — Container: Shelf 78, Box: 232
Identifier: 20220207_ARCHITECT
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2022 AL Design Awards
Rothko Chapel
Honor Award • Whole Building Lighting • Design Team: George Sexton Associates; Architecture Research Office
By Murrye Bernard
Rothko Chapel; Architect: ARO; Location: Houston, TX
courtesy Elizabeth Felicella Photography Rothko Chapel; Architect: ARO; Location: Houston, TX“The design enhances the viewer’s ability to experience the richness and variation of color in the Rothko paintings.” —Juror Joyce Hahn, Arup, Los AngelesOpened in...
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Record Keeping: 2022-02-07
Object Lessons, 2022-07
Item — Container: Shelf 78, Box: 232
Identifier: 2022SUMMER_MONTECRISTO_ObjectLessons
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Article compares site-specific works in Texas created by Donald Judd (Marfa) and Rothko (Rothko Chapel, Houston).
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Publication: 2022-07
Sacred Spaces, 2023-02
Item — Container: Shelf 78, Box: 232
Identifier: 202302_TEXHWAY
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THE ROTHKO CHAPEL IN HOUSTON IS PART CHAPEL, part modern art piece. Opened in 1971, the nondenominational building is named after Latvian American abstract painter Mark Rothko. While artist Barnett Newman’s Broken Obelisk, a 25-foot structure dedicated to Martin Luther King Jr., stands outside, the chapel’s exterior is otherwise simple. Inside, the chapel contains 14 of Rothko’s large, dark, textured paintings, which create a solemn environment. “When you walk in, it really does the...
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Publication: 2023-02
Vija Celmins: Television and Disaster, 1964-1966, 2011-02-17
Item — Container: Shelf 78, Box: 216
Identifier: 20110217_XXXXXXXXXX
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Individual media articles referencing the Rothko Chapel are listed here
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Publication: 2011-02-17
Rothko Chapel: Transforming the Spirit Through Art, 2011-02-18
Item — Container: Shelf 78, Box: 216
Identifier: 20110218_HOUCHRON
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From the Series:
Individual media articles referencing the Rothko Chapel are listed here
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Publication: 2011-02-18
For the Love of Morty, 2011-02-19
Item — Container: Shelf 78, Box: 216
Identifier: 20110219_WALLSTJOUR
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Individual media articles referencing the Rothko Chapel are listed here
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Publication: 2011-02-19
Rothko Chapel agenda, 2011-02-21
Item — Container: Shelf 78, Box: 216
Identifier: 20110221_RESTNOISE
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From the Series:
Individual media articles referencing the Rothko Chapel are listed here
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Publication: 2011-02-21