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The fair will explore themes like the environment and social consciousness with a host of panels and collaborations, in addition to a robust slate of exhibitors.
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Alan Fletcher is President and CEO of the Aspen Music Festival and School. He talks with Aspen Public Radio's Chris Mohr about the upcoming 2024 season.
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Soprano Renee Fleming sang a world premiere of Alan Fletcher's Three American Songs with the Aspen Festival Orchestra on June 30. Here she talks about the new work, and her work with the talented young singers in her opera program.
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Pianist and polymath Jeremy Denk performed in no less than three concerts in Aspen on July 10, July 13 and July 14. In an interview with Aspen Public Radio's Chris Mohr, he talks about all three.
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Chris Mohr talks with opera director Peter Sellars during this interview. Sellars brought Matthew Aucoin's new opera "Music for New Bodies" to Aspen on July 1. He takes a deep dive into the meaning of an opera that weaves together subjects as diverse as cancer and the destruction of the ocean floor.
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The festival kicks off tomorrow and runs through Sunday, with live music, free-spirited competitions and a robust vendor village in Sopris Park.
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Lovendahl has created more than 200 ceramic pieces molded in the shape of an ear and painted in colors that reflect the demographics of the United States. Together, they form a five-foot-by-eight-foot mural at the Red Brick Center for the Arts.
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“Housing the Aspen Idea” is a collaboration between the Aspen Institute, Aspen Center for Physics and the Aspen Music Festival and School. Each nonprofit has their own plans for housing with different occupants in mind; they’re working on a land use application together to consider big-picture impacts and eliminate redundancies.
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The Rocky Mountain Regional Rodeo is an event that challenges the hyper-masculinity associated with rodeos and Western ranching culture.
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The Triple Crown World Series is a “stay to play” event, requiring most teams to book hotel accommodations in order to participate. The tournament officially kicks off with an opening ceremony on Tuesday in Snowmass Base Village.
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The four-day program largely revolves around topics in defense, intelligence and conflict; public access is limited but a livestream is available.
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A recent meet-and-greet featured three finalists, all with decades of experience in the arts. Attendees could provide feedback to a selection committee before the city makes a hiring decision.