does the spirit of a place show up in its food? i think so, at least in marfa, tx. check out my article about food and art in marfa, on the ideas section.
inside dan flavin's largest installation, at the chinati foundation..
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2 comments:
congrats on the article. makes me want to visit marfa.
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