Deep in the heart of Texas, you’d expect to find quite a few things. Juicy barbecue, line dancing and maybe even the occasional herd of wild horses. But in the western desert of this massive southern state, you’ll find something unexpected: a hidden haven for the arts.
Minimalist artist Donald Judd moved from New York City to Marfa in the 1970s, turning the Texan desert into his own personal canvas. You’ll find his legacy throughout the town, in galleries, open spaces and even former artillery sheds.
The quirky town has become one of the ultimate arts pilgrimages in the world, and you can get a glimpse for yourself with the photos below.
(Main image: daveynin)
