Cindy Rachofsky
The avid philanthropist and art collector on incredible taste and can-do attitudes
As Dallas takes its well-earned spot as one of America’s top ArtPlaces, the city’s creators and collectors alike owe a debt of gratitude to Cindy Rachofsky. This self-described “connector” specializes in bringing the right people together for the right reasons, and her tireless work (along with her husband, Howard) for amfAR and the Dallas Museum of Art has helped to raise more than $40 million to date for both organizations.
Although she is set to move back into her Richard Meier-designed abode that has formerly served as contemporary art space for the city, she continues to share both the Rachofsky and the Faulconer collections with middle school, high school, university and educational groups at The Warehouse, an 18,000-square-foot space on Inwood Road.
Below, a quick look at what makes this chic curator tick.

More than 300 people packed On The Levee.Photo by Kim Leeson and Nate Rehlander














THRIVE award recipients Janet Moll and Dave Ashworth.Photo by Kim Leeson and Nate Rehlander