Friday night there was a party at the Anderson Museum of Contemporary Art. A state representative read a letter of congratulations from NM Governer Bill Richardson, and there was much praise for Donald B. Anderson, the founder and benefactor of the residence.
On Saturday we were invited to tour Don's house, an architectural patchwork complete with towers, catwalks, bomb shelters and supposed secret passages.
The Henge
View of Don's house from the Henge
View of the compound (where we live) from the Tower
Krista in the Tower
Don's house, catwalk on right and tower on left
Don's painting studio
On Saturday night, there was another party. The kids wailed on the pinata, while the adults ate BBQ and listened to the blues courtesy of resident Stuart McFarlane on harmonica and Ken Field on saxophone.
Here's a link to the RAiR site with more pictures and details...
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