Aspen Art Museum

3–4 PM Drop-in; first come, first served.

Pop by The Factory to create your own whimsical sculpture using cardboard, readymade objects, and gobs of silver foil. This hands-on activity will be fun for everyone. No prior experience necessary–just bring your sense of humor!

Canceled

Please note the Holiday Après Party to celebrate Andy Warhol: Lifetimes scheduled for Wednesday, December 29 has been canceled due to concerns over the recent increase in COVID transmission.

For any inquiries please contact info@aspenartmuseum.org.

Drop-in; first come, first served.

Throughout Warhol’s career, he wrote and illustrated (with the help of his mother) a number of books and coloring books for kids that explored topics like bugs and the concept of “so.” Create a drawing based on printing techniques Warhol used to create illustrations for his books.

Exclusively for Patron XL and Patron Passholders

6:30pm guided tours start
7:30pm to 8:30pm auction and networking

JP Morgan Chase & Aspen Gay Ski Week proudly presents a private viewing of Andy Warhol: Lifetimes

All attendees are welcome for a complimentary tour throughout the week during regular Aspen Art Museum Business Hours.

In partnership with the Aspen Art Museum and Aspen Gay Ski Week, JPMorgan Chase is proud to host a special viewing and guided tour of the Andy Warhol: Lifetimes exhibition. Invited guests will be guided through the collection have the opportunity to bid on a special auction item in support of AspenOut. Guests will also enjoy a hosted bar, hors d’oeuvres, and networking.

Tours are offered on Fridays only from 11a.m. to 4 p.m.

Beginning on Friday, January 21, 2022, the Aspen Art Museum will offer private 30-minute tours for groups with advanced reservations.

Register for a time slot on the calendar page of our website.

Choose from one of the following:

-Exhibition Overview Tour
-Spotlight Tour
-Architectural Tour

Registration Required

The famous “Inkblot Test” invented by the Swiss psychiatrist Hermann Rorschach consisted of a set of images which were interpreted by the patient and then deciphered by a clinician. Warhol creatively misinterpreted the process and thought that the inkblot was created by the patient and then interpreted by a doctor. His inkblot drawings are one of the few instances where the artist created work which did not use a pre-existing image.

Our inkblot project will follow the latter course. We will create inkblots of all sizes and shapes by painting one side of a paper, folding the paper in half, and pressing the sides together to create a mirrored image. In this Saturday printmaking workshop, interpretation is optional and completely up to the creator of the image.

At Capacity*

Enjoy après cocktails while learning more about DanceAspen and the process of bringing a new piece to life. DanceAspen will be rehearsing on the rooftop of the Aspen Art Museum and performing a brief pre-showing of their newest creation by Ana Maria Lucaciu to be premiered on March 4 and 5 at the Wheeler Opera House.

Drop-in; first come, first served.

Ever wonder how artists like Andy Warhol created larger-than-life reproductions of photographs? Explore simple machines and techniques to transform your images from pocket-sized to posters.

Tours are offered on Fridays only from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Beginning on Friday, January 21, 2022, the Aspen Art Museum will offer private 30-minute tours for groups with advanced reservations.

Register for a time slot on the calendar page of our website.

Choose from one of the following:

-Exhibition Overview Tour
-Spotlight Tour
-Architectural Tour

Join us this Saturday from 3–6 p.m. for our new weekly Saturday Apres Party on the AAM rooftop!

We’ll be featuring cocktails from The Slippery Slope, snacks from the new Rooftop Café, and music from our new winter resident DJ: Golden.