Opened in July 2016, this installation utilizes Fort D. A. Russell's ruined former hospital, rebuilding the structure within its original footprint while incorporating several architectural interventions to modify the building's dynamics of light and space. The Chinati Foundation sponsors art and education programs, establishing close links to the local community and other cultural institutions and universities in the United States and abroad. Started by Judd, Chinati's Artist in Residence Program provides artists from around the world an opportunity to develop and exhibit their work in a stimulating environment. Its Internship Program offers students from a variety of disciplines hands-on museum experience. Each summer the museum hosts art classes for local students. Chinati has been producing an annual newsletter in English and Spanish since 1995 (some of the back issues are available at the Chinati bookstore and all can be downloaded at foundation's website. Full collection and Selections tours are available Wednesday through Sunday. Because of the amount of time necessary to view the entire collection, the Full collection tour is split into two parts, with a break for lunch between the two sections. Tours begin promptly at 10:00 am, break for lunch around noon, and resume at 2:00 pm for the second half of the tour. The museum's Selections tour covers work by Donald Judd, Dan Flavin and John Chamberlain (11:00 am – 1:00 pm). Two of Chinati's permanent exhibitions are open for self-guided viewing at regular times each week. Donald Judd's 15 untitled works in concrete are accessible Wednesday through Sunday from 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM. Donald Judd's 100 works in milled aluminum may be viewed Friday, Saturday, and Sunday afternoons from 2 to 4PM. The closest airports to Marfa are in El Paso and Midland/Odessa. It is about 3-hour drive from either airport.