Aspen Art Museum

This free chamber concert series is presented in collaboration with the Aspen Music Festival and School (AMFS). The series features one-hour performances by the most advanced AMFS students and visiting musicians in Aspen.

Let art and spectacular views elevate your experience of music with the Aspen Art Museum.

Join Aspen Art Museum and Bottega Veneta in celebrating the start of Aspen ArtWeek with a Welcome Party hosted at the Museum. ArtCrush Gala auction works will be displayed for patrons to view. The party features music by DJ Cardamami.

On the occasion of In the House of the Trembling Eye, a museum-wide exhibition staged by painter Allison Katz, the artist will be in conversation with curator and art historian James Meyer. Their dialogue will center upon the concept of collections, both public and private, and the drives that fuel an accumulation of art.

On the rooftop of the Aspen Art Museum, renowned musicians Jason Moran and Alicia Hall Moran will deliver an intimate performance of piano and vocals, bringing together Alicia’s operatic prowess with Jason’s jazz compositions. Partners in life and frequent collaborators in work, both Alicia and Jason are recognized for their respective pioneering innovations in the performing arts.

Join us for a morning hike on the Smuggler Mountain Trailhead Parking with artist Lena Henke! Henke’s exhibition, You and your vim, is currently on view on the rooftop of the Aspen Art Museum.

Please join us for a conversation between Jacqueline Humphries–a 2024 recipient of the Aspen Award for Art–and Hamza Walker, Director of The Brick in Los Angeles.

Join us for a conversation on collecting design between entrepreneur and collector Craig Robins and art and design historian and writer Camille Okhio.

AUDIENCE PLANT 2024 is at capacity
A summer concert by Ryan Trecartin in collaboration with Michael Beharie, Lizzie Fitch, Ashland Mines and Aaron David Ross featuring Jason Moran and the Aspen Contemporary Ensemble

Led by artist Himali Singh Soin and musician David Soin Tappeser, Ancestors of the Blue Moon combines flash fictions set in the Himalayas and a gong bath, evoking animistic rituals and remedies, mystical geometries, old-new materialisms, and spirit realisms. This performance marks the first time this gong bath will be held outdoors, at the base of a mountainous landscape.

Please join us for a conversation between Shigeru Ban and Hans Ulrich Obrist. On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the museum’s renowned building on the corner of Hyman and Spring streets, Ban and Obrist will discuss the architect’s singular approach to materials, and his ongoing efforts in disaster relief architecture.