Aspen Art Museum

At the Hotel Jerome

Free and open to the public

Registration Required

Immerse yourself in an evening of inspiration, enveloped in history within the storied walls of the Wheeler Room at Hotel Jerome as three curators offer a behind the scenes look at the remarkable trajectory of the Aspen Art Museum from the past 42 years, from its beginnings as a scrappy and adventurous artist-driven start-up in 1979 to its current state as a taste-making force in the contemporary art world.

Free and open to all

Registration Required

Join us on the rooftop for a screening of Moonrise Kingdom, a story of adventure, freedom and young love. Put on your sash and grab a canteen for a night of imagination and art making.

Registration Required

Roaring Fork Valley artists are invited to join our Friday afternoon artist gathering for coffee and conversation with the 2021 AAM Artist Fellows.

Monthly AAM Artist Coffee sessions are our way of providing a little time and plenty of space to get together with AAM Educators and fellow guests to hear your perspectives on art, studio practice, and topics of interest. We’ll discuss what it means to be an artist, especially during this time of social change, as well as share ideas on art education and how to make it more accessible to our community.

We do what we do because artists make it possible. Please join us in helping shape the dialogue.

Free and open to the public

Registration required

Join us for a screening of Wine & War (2021) and a limited tasting of library vintages from Chateau Musar in collaboration with the Food & Wine Classic on our rooftop.

Bilingual, free and open to the public

Registration Required

Come celebrate Hispanic/Latino Heritage Month on September 19, with dance, food, and art activities!

Para el público y en español

Celebra en la azotea de el AAM con baile, comida y arte para toda la familia.

Registration Required

Roaring Fork Valley artists are invited to join our Friday afternoon artist gathering for coffee and conversation with the 2021 AAM Artist Fellows.

Monthly AAM Artist Coffee sessions are our way of providing a little time and plenty of space to get together with AAM Educators and fellow guests to hear your perspectives on art, studio practice, and topics of interest. We’ll discuss what it means to be an artist, especially during this time of social change, as well as share ideas on art education and how to make it more accessible to our community.

We do what we do because artists make it possible. Please join us in helping shape the dialogue.

Join us this Friday, October 1, at 8 a.m. on our rooftop for explorations of sound, breathwork, and meditation through the practices of Reiki, Somatic Ceremony, Qi Gong, and Sonic Alchemy as led by facilitators Parker Roe, Lauren B Love, and Brian Katz.

Bring your creative self and join artist Marilyn Lowey for an unconventional experience of Cerith Wyn Evan’s exhibition, Aspen Drift. The program starts with a brief artist led discussion followed by an over-the-top art project and delicious refreshments.

For more information or to RSVP tboothbrown@aspenartmuseum.org

Open to All Members

Join us for a celebratory launch of Andy Warhol: Lifetimes at the Aspen Art Museum for members and supporters. All galleries will be open, as well as the new winter season iteration of Precious Okoyomon’s Every Earthly Morning the Sky’s Light touches Ur Life is Unprecedented in its Beauty. Cocktails and Warhol-inspired bites will be served, and art-making activities will be available in the “Factory.”

Free and open to the public

Prior registration required

Join the Aspen Art Museum and the Museum Confidential podcast for a lively, in-person discussion that begins with a seemingly simple question: Why does Andy Warhol persist? Timed to coincide with the opening of the major international retrospective Andy Warhol: Lifetimes, Museum Confidential host Jeff Martin will lead the discussion with Nancy and Bob Magoon Director Nicola Lees, artist and AAM Curator at Large Monica Majoli, and Assistant Curator Simone Krug. The conversation will explore the exhibition, which focuses on the biographical underpinnings of Warhol’s practice by expanding on the lesser-known aspects of his work and persona. Andy Warhol: Lifetimes breaks new ground by casting a queer eye on the artist as an outsider and disruptor who remade America’s image to resonate with his sensibility.