Rothko Chapel

Cultural landmark · Museum District

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Where to Eat, Sleep, and Explore in Houston

"On Menil’s 30-acre arts campus, you’ll also find the Rothko Chapel, a standalone, non-denominational house of worship and meditation built by Mark Rothko in 1971." - Dan Q. Dao

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