Ballroom Marfa and Art Production Fund do not discourage academic or editorial documentation of the Prada Marfa site. We prohibit all alterations – temporary or otherwise – to the site or its immediate surroundings. Location agreements and other documentation are not required, and will not be authorized. Please inform us of your editorial or academic projects at [email protected].

Ballroom Marfa and Art Production Fund do not authorize or permit commercial photography to be taken at the Prada Marfa site. No photographs may be published, sold, reproduced, distributed or otherwise commercially exploited in any manner. Rare exceptions can be made for organizations that are interested in making a substantial contribution to support the work of Ballroom Marfa and Art Production Fund. For details, please contact [email protected].

For press inquiries please contact [email protected].

Selected Press Coverage

Texas Monthly – October 2025 – “Prada Marfa “Opened” 20 Years Ago. It Helped Usher in a New Way to Travel.”

Financial Times – February 2025 – “Prada Marfa is 20. It’s never gone out of fashion”

The Guardian – October 2019 – “Prada in the desert: how a fake luxury boutique became a Texas landmark”

New York Times – January 2018 – “Marfa Road Trip”

Vogue – April 2014 – “The Evolution of Prada Marfa from Sculpture to Pop Culture Landmark”

Texas Monthly – March 2014 – “12 Photos of the Vandalization that Briefly Turned Prada Marfa into “TOMS Marfa””

BBC – March 2011 – “America’s strangest roadside attractions”

New York Times – September 2005 – “Prada as Desert Sculpture”