Aspen Art Museum

Free and open to the public

No registration required.

Join us on the AAM Rooftop from 3–5 PM for an Infinite abyss of entangled love cookie and a mug of Love bug kiss hot cocoa, special winter recipes prepared by artist Precious Okoyomon. A festive drawing activity for all ages will also be provided.

3–4:30 PM Drop-in; first come, first served.

Turn your favorite foods and everyday objects into a one of a kind coloring book to take home. All ages are welcome.

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.