Aspen Art Museum

Join us for a unique culinary celebration of the art of mountain farming and the magic of seed!

Local chefs from Bosq and The Farmer and Chef join Pitkin County seed breeder and farming innovator Casey Piscura in celebration of 10 years of seed development in the Roaring Fork Valley. We also celebrate 128 years of continual farming at Sunfire Ranch and the third year of innovative local farming non-profit Seed Peace!

Aspen Portfolio Review Day is an exciting opportunity for students, their families, and anyone interested in receiving individual portfolio reviews from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago faculty, staff, and alumni.

To mark the final weekend of the exhibition My Dear Mountains by Gaetano Pesce—one of the world’s most influential living artists and creative minds—Aspen Art Museum hosted an online talk by international curator and scholar Glenn Adamson, followed by an in-conversation between Pesce and taste-shifter consultant Jenna Fletcher. The event will be introduced by AAM Curator-at-Large Stella Bottai

This teen programming is part of the Art in the Field program, a series of visits to arts organizations throughout the Roaring Fork Valley.

Join exhibiting artist Jeffrey Gibson and Nancy and Bob Magoon Director Nicola Lees for a conversation on Friday, November 4, at 6 PM MT, to celebrate the opening of THE SPIRITS ARE LAUGHING, now on view on our rooftop and galleries.

This teen programming is part of the Art in the Field program, a series of visits to arts organizations throughout the Roaring Fork Valley.

Registration is required to participate.

POSTPONED TO A LATER DATE
This teen programming is part of the Art in the Field program, a series of visits to arts organizations throughout the Roaring Fork Valley.

Registration is required to participate.

POSTPONED TO A LATER DATE
This teen programming is part of the Art in the Field program, a series of visits to arts organizations throughout the Roaring Fork Valley.

Registration is required to participate.

This teen programming is part of the Art in the Field program, a series of visits to arts organizations throughout the Roaring Fork Valley.

Registration is required to participate.

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Hervé Télémaque used mixed media on his artwork. One material he used was coffee grounds, which represented exploitative labor in the Caribbean. Join us on our Wednesday workshop, where we will have conversations about his work and create a piece using coffee grounds.