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Includes Dominique de Menil, John de Menil, Ebrahim Yazdi

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Ibrahima Fall, Dominique de Menil, Abdennous Ali-Yahia, William B. Quandt, Marguerite Barnes

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Janet Light,Monsenor Arturo Rivera Damas, Ms. Gordana Knezevic, Dominique de Menil, Timothy Wirth, Rasim Cerimagic, Rigoberta Menchu, Don Easum, Michael Schreyer, Charles Furth, His Excellency Michael D.Higgins, Adama Dieng, G. Mautner-Markhof, Rasim Ceremagic, Mr Oswald Strangl, Suna Umari, Elsian Cozens,Michael D. Higgins T.D.,

Abstract The Rothko Chapel and the Transformative Power of Art, A Series "Painting and Patronage" David Novros, ArtistThis series will celebrate the artistic and spiritual import of the Rothko Chapel, bringing three speakers with close ties to Mark Rothko and the Chapel.David Novros is an American painter and muralist of geometric abstraction, including large-scale installations, and is known for his recurring motif of right-angled L shapes. In 1975 Novros and Brice Marden...

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Not a Rothko Chapel event, but attended by Dominique de Menil

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Dominque de Menil

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Dalai Lama, Dominique de Menil

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Mrs. Jimmy Carter, Jimmy Carter, Nabila Drooby, Thompson L. Shannon, Dominique de Menil, Miles Glaser

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Renzo Piano, Dominique de Menil

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Stephen Fox, Geraldine Aramanda, and Suna Umari

As part of a Rice University continuing education class, Stephen Fox, contributor to the book Art and Activism: Projects of John and Dominique de Menil and adjunct lecturer in architecture at Rice University, Geraldine Aramanda, archivist of the Menil Collection, and Suna Umari, archivist of the Rothko Chapel, discussed the lasting artistic and architectural contributions of Mark Rothko and Dominique and John de Menil to Houston.