Welcome to this season’s 2 New Art Exhibitions by Aspen Art Museum – Artist Receptions Thursday, July 29, 2010. Jane And Marc Nathanson Distinguished Artist In Residence Marlo Pascual — First Museum Solo Exhibition; Through October 3. And Sergej Jensen first U.S. Solo Museum Exhibition through October 10.

MARLO PASCUAL: 2010 AAM Jane and Marc Nathanson Distinguished Artist in Residence

Beginning with a free AAM Artist Breakfast at 9:00 a.m., a members exhibition walkthrough at 5:00 p.m., and a 6:00 p.m., public reception with the artist on Thursday July 29, 2010, the Aspen Art Museum is very pleased to announce the first one-person museum exhibition of 2010 AAM Jane and Marc Nathanson Distinguished Artist in Residence Marlo Pascual. The exhibition will be on view in the AAM Upper Gallery through Sunday, October 3, 2010.

New York-based Pascual is the Aspen Art Museum’s third Jane and Marc Nathanson Distinguished Artist in Residence. Her AAM exhibition features eight new works created following her tenure in Aspen during spring 2010. Whereas Pascual’s artistic practice often combines photographs with found objects and light sources to create brooding, psychologically charged work, the elegant and playful interaction between image and installation is central to this exhibition. The subject matter within the exhibition focuses on images of nature and the exterior world—pelicans and a hulking ship are juxtaposed, a vitrine reveals an object recast as a photograph, a tree limb is broken into pieces and mounted on wood. The combined effect of such images with Pascual’s heightened use of sculptural elements responding to the architecture of the upper gallery extend the moody atmosphere of her work, imbuing the exhibition space with a quiet tension; the works hovering in an uneasy space between image and object.

The Jane and Marc Nathanson Distinguished Artist in Residence program was conceived to further the Aspen Art Museum’s goal of engaging the larger community with contemporary art. Each residency brings with it the chance for the public to engage with an internationally recognized and significant artist during the course of a tenure in Aspen, and results in a new body of work produced by and exhibited at the AAM. The AAM’s inaugural Jane and Marc Nathanson Distinguished Artist was British-born artist Phil Collins (2008), and the second was American artist Peter Coffin (2009). The program is endowed by AAM National Council members Jane and Marc Nathanson, whose generous gift underwrites all major aspects of the Aspen Art Museum’s Distinguished Artist in Residence yearly programming, including artist travel and accommodations, production, promotion, and exhibition-related expenses for each artist resident’s work post-tenure. The AAM’s Distinguished Artist in Residence program was first established by AAM Director and Chief Curator Heidi Zuckerman Jacobson in 2006.

Marlo Pascual was born in 1972 in Nashville, Tennessee, and received her MFA from the Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia in 2007. She currently lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.

Marlo Pascual’s Jane and Marc Nathanson Distinguished Artist in Residence and exhibition are organized by the Aspen Art Museum and funded by Jane and Marc Nathanson. Additional funding provided by the AAM National Council. General exhibition support provided by The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts. Exhibition lectures presented by the Questrom Lecture Series. Artist facilities provided in collaboration with Anderson Ranch Arts Center.

SERGEJ JENSEN

Beginning with a 5:00 p.m., members walkthrough and 6:00 p.m., public opening reception with the artist on Thursday July 29, 2010, the Aspen Art Museum presents the debut one-person U.S. museum exhibition of Berlin-based artist Sergej Jensen. The exhibition will remain on view in the AAM Lower Gallery through Sunday, October 10, 2010.

Jensen’s AAM exhibition is organized in collaboration with the Kunst-Werke Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin. It includes 23 paintings and will be accompanied by a monographic catalogue co-published by both institutions, with essays by Aspen Art Museum Director and Chief Curator Heidi Zuckerman Jacobson and an interview with the artist by Kunst-Werke Institute Curator Susan Pfeffer.

Jensen’s poetic artworks provide a fresh approach to minimalist painting. Constructed from a wide range of textiles, the artist uses additive and subtractive physical methods like bleaching, fraying, or sewing to stand in for the traditional gestures of pure painting. Through these processes, Jensen creates breathtakingly fragile and quiet abstractions that become contemplations of the history and reuse of the chosen materials, conjuring a network of visual and visceral associations from the stains, holes, cracks and other traces of use that, in turn, become primary pictorial elements. His application of pigments, diamond dust, thread, wool, and bleach become part of the treatments whose effects—in some cases—can take years to fully realize. Jensen’s works are installed within the pre-existing conditions of each individual gallery space. As such, interior design elements such as rugs, couches, or other repurposed domestic objects, combine to create a total and unexpected environment for the viewer.

Sergej Jensen lives and works in Berlin. His work has been exhibited in major international group exhibitions, including: Of Mice and Men, Berlin Biennial (2006), and the São Paulo Biennial (2004). Solo exhibitions include: Pinakothek Der Moderne (with Henrik Olesen), Munich (2008); Schmoll, Kunsthalle Bergen, Norway (2008); Malmö Konsthall, Sweden (2008); Nomadic bags and bag faces, The Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin (2007); Kunstverein Bremerhaven, Germany (2004); and Kunstverein Braunschweig (with Stefan Müller), Germany (2003).

Sergej Jensen’s AAM exhibition is co-organized by the Aspen Art Museum and the Kunst-Werke Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin. The AAM presentation is funded in part by the AAM National Council with additional funding provided by Marcy and Leo Edelstein, and Theodor and Isabella Dalenson. General exhibition support provided by The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts. Exhibition lectures are presented as part of the Questrom Lecture Series.

AAM MUSEUM HOURS:
Tuesday – Saturday, 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.;
Thursday’s 10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, noon to 6:00 p.m.
Closed Mondays and major holidays

AAM ADMISSION IS FREE courtesy of John and Amy Phelan

Visit the AAM online: www.aspenartmuseum.org

Welcome and celebrate Aspen Art Museum Kids’ Summer Fashion Workshop “Wear Are You” at Ralph Lauren, Aspen. Come by and enjoy this fantastic drawing show by our
young designers!

Schedule:
Friday, July 23rd, From 3:00 p.m. through 5:00 p.m. and
Sunday the 25th, Aspen Art Museum “Wear Are You” workshop students’ fashion sketches will be on view in the window of the Ralph Lauren store at 501 East Cooper in Aspen.

The Aspen Art Museum thanks Ralph Lauren for their support of this exciting collaboration.

This exhibit boasts twenty-two still-life oil paintings by Fraser. The grouping includes a range of sizes and styles – from small gems to large masterpieces, from traditional to more playful. This show provides a wonderful opportunity for collectors to experience works by a significant American artist whose paintings are included in the permanent collections of over twenty museums and art institutions including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Denver Art Museum.

Fraser refers to his painting style as “contemporary realism.” Working from life, he brilliantly combines a traditional style that practically rivals nature with subject matters that are current and witty. In his work, he achieves near perfection in the imitation of his objects, reminiscent of 17th-century Dutch and Spanish masters. He brings this older style up to date by painting surprisingly harmonious combinations of recognizable, everyday objects such as Saltine crackers, Hershey’s kisses, or tins of Jiffy Pop popcorn. He says: “There’s a kind of common quality I’m attracted to – something that might be found in a paper plate or Styrofoam cup rather than a beautiful Delft object, Persian rug or rarified treasure.” Fraser’s brilliant fusion of two fascinating worlds makes his paintings appealing to both viewers interested in contemporary and traditional work.

Highlights of the show include Fraser’s Study in White VIII, a large masterpiece representing a grouping of cups and saucers artfully arranged atop a kitchen table. As the title suggests, the painting is a composition in white that uses light and shadow to play with various gradations of this supposed absence of color. For the more avant-garde collector is Fraser’s much anticipated Monkey Inferno, a composition of a monkey with matchsticks that teems with life and anticipates the imminent ignition.

For more information, please contact PISMO Gallery at Aspen at (970) 920-1313 or visit www.pismoglass.com

Denver Television Network Broadcasts Weather Using New Web Cam at Glenwood Hot Springs

A new web cam at Glenwood Hot Springs will provide a live eye on weather in Glenwood Springs, Colorado for Chief Meteorologist Mike Nelson and other KMGH Channel 7 newscasters. The weather cam is the result of a partnership between Glenwood Hot Springs and the Denver based television station.

“Our partnership with KMGH is a win-win situation for Glenwood Hot Springs, KMGH and Glenwood Springs as a whole,” said Kjell Mitchell, Chief Operating Officer for Glenwood Hot Springs. The web cam features western-facing views of the Hot Springs Pool, with the Therapy pool in the foreground.

The strategic web cam location will provide KMGH and its Colorado Springs affiliate KRDO Channel 13 with valuable weather data from the Western Slope. This will be especially helpful for travelers along the I-70 corridor during the winter months. It will also give KMGH viewers a dynamic peek at one of Colorado’s favorite year-round attractions: the Glenwood Hot Springs Pool.

Already, meteorologist Mike Nelson has used a web-cam time lapse shot in a broadcast, and during the Good Morning America break for weather news, KMGH meteorologist Lisa Hidalgo updated viewers while showing an early morning shot of the Hot Springs Pool. “This is invaluable publicity not only for Glenwood Hot Springs, but for Glenwood Springs in general. Potential visitors will be seeing and hearing about us on a regular basis all year long,” said Mitchell.

Visitors can take a look at the new web cam at the Glenwood Hot Springs website where they can rotate the camera and zoom in and out for different views. Go to www.hotspringspool.com/x.php?p=WebcamWeather to see the new web cam in action.

About Glenwood Hot Springs:

Among the top vacation destinations in Colorado, visitors have been flocking to Glenwood Hot Springs for over 120 years. The landmark resort includes the Glenwood Hot Springs Pool, the world’s largest natural outdoor hot springs pool; the 107 room Glenwood Hot Springs Lodge; the premier Glenwood Hot Springs Athletic Club; the Grill, a poolside restaurant; the Sport Shop, a retail store specializing in swimwear; as well as the recently opened Spa of the Rockies offering massage and other treatments to support natural health and wellness.

Glenwood Hot Springs is located in Glenwood Springs, Colorado, between Aspen and Vail, 165 miles west of Denver and 90 miles east of Grand Junction on Interstate 70 off exit 116 at 401 North River Road or call at (800) 537-SWIM (7946) or (970) 947-2955 or visit website: www.hotspringspool.com

Welcome to the “7th Annual Vince Gill and Amy Grant Golf Classic” to be held August 2 and 3 at Aspen Snowmass, Colorado this season. Music legends Vince Gill and Amy Grant, world renowned PGA Pro Fred Funk and Nancy C. & Richard R. Rogers are joining forces in Aspen/Snowmass to benefit Challenge Aspen. The annual gala evening event and golf tournament supports Challenge Aspen’s mission of making possibilities for people with disabilities.

Schedule:
Gala Dinner and Concert – Monday, August 2 from 5:30 p.m. – 10 p.m.
Celebrity Golf Classic – Tuesday, August 3 from 8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m
Shotgun Start – Shamble Format - at 10 a.m.

Grammy Award winners Vince Gill and Amy Grant will headline an evening complete with cocktails, live and silent auctions, dinner and an exclusive concert at Aspen Meadows Resort’s beautiful Doerr-Hosier Center on Monday, August 2. On Tuesday, August 3, Gill and Grant will be joined by title sponsors Nancy and Richard Rogers, event co-host and golf legend Fred Funk and PGA Pros Mike Goodes, Denis Watson, Keith Clearwater and Bob Gilder, singer-songwriter Edwin McCain, and MLB Pitcher Dennis Rasmussen as they hit the links of the Aspen Golf and Tennis Club, ranked #21 on Golfweek Magazine’s “50 Best Municipal Courses for 2009-2010.” All proceeds benefit Challenge Aspen, providing year-round recreational, cultural and competitive experiences for anyone with a disability.

The comprehensive “Golfers’ Deluxe” package includes golf with PGA Tour Pros and celebrity friends, two tickets to the Monday night gala, personalized instruction from PGA Tour Pros, VIP gift bags and complimentary food and beverages during all tournament functions. Cost is $1,500 per player or $6,000 per foursome.

Challenge Aspen will also be honoring a group of newly injured servicewomen recently home from Iraq and Afghanistan. The group will be part of a C.A.M.O. (Challenge Aspen Military Opportunities) retreat designed specifically for women and led by a team of professionals. The retreat will include both daily activities, such as rafting and equine therapy, and wellness and educational workshops, all in a retreat-style setting. As a special treat for the women, they will be joined by Amy Grant for part of their retreat and will be special guests at the August 3 Golf Classic gala.

For more information visit www.challengeaspen.org/golf-tournament.cfm, or contact Challenge Aspen at (970) 923-0578 ext. 205. To register please CLICK HERE! or email to mj@challengeaspen.com

About Challenge Aspen:

Since 1995, Challenge Aspen has provided adaptive recreational and cultural opportunities to thousands of individuals with disabilities from around the world. Based in Snowmass Village, Colorado, Challenge Aspen is an internationally established charitable organization. As a leader and innovator offering participants safe, expert instruction and the best competitive ski-racing and educational programs available in the world, Challenge Aspen also provides outstanding summer therapeutic art and drama camps to children with physical and cognitive disabilities. In addition, Challenge Aspen creates adaptive wilderness experiences and internationally recognized elite race training for veterans with disabilities. Critical partnerships with sponsors like Aspen Skiing Company, combined with the generous support of the Founders’ Circle, National Council members and annual fundraisers, provide the funding necessary for Challenge Aspen to empower all participants through its outdoor and cultural experiences, regardless of financial status. For more information, visit www.challengeaspen.org.

About Vince Gill and Amy Grant:

Vince Gill has sold more than 26 million albums and earned 18 CMA Awards, including Entertainer of the Year in 1993 and 1994. He is a member of the Grand Ole Opry, with 20 Grammy® Awards to date (more than any male country music artist) and was inducted into the prestigious Country Music Hall of Fame in 2007. An avid golfer, Vince helped create the annual Vince Gill Pro-Celebrity Invitational Golf Tournament (“The Vinny”) in 1993 in order to help support junior golf programs throughout Tennessee.

Amy Grant earned her place as bestselling Christian music artist of all time, with over 30 million albums sold worldwide. She is best known for her Grammy® Award winning contemporary Christian and pop music, and recently received acclaim as a New York Times Best Selling author on her first try, Mosaic: Pieces of My Life So Far, which debuted at #25 on the New York Times Best Sellers List. As of 2007, Grant is a six-time Grammy® Award winner, 26-time Gospel Music Association Dove Award winner, a member of the Gospel Music Association Hall of Fame and was honored in 2006 with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

About Fred Funk:

Fred Funk is one of the most recognizable names and personalities in professional golf. He has both charmed and impressed galleries in a professional career spanning almost 20 years. Fred’s career boasts many victories, including a 2005 victory at what most golfers deem the toughest playing field in professional golf, The Players Championship. Fred is also proud to have been a member of the 2003 and 2005 President’s Cup, and the 2004 Ryder Cup. In addition, Fred is only the second player in PGA history to have won in both the regular and Senior PGA tours in the same year. Fred looks forward to continuing to play and remain competitive on both tours. Although he plays a very full schedule, he always finds time for charitable endeavors and speaking engagements.

ENCORE PERFORMANCE OF DEFYING GRAVITY ON AUGUST 22ND WILL BE LAST PERFORMANCE IN CURRENT VENUE

The announcement, made at the July 1st opening night performance of The Marvelous Wonderettes, also included the announcement of the leading gift for the new tent by Bob and Soledad Hurst. The gift is the largest one-time donation the theatre has ever received and will include naming rights for the theatre. Soledad Hurst is on the Board of Trustees for Theatre Aspen.

The current 18 year-old tent in the park has undergone two major repairs, myriad wind and hail storms, multiple floods and is also the home to a few of the park’s friendly raccoons. It will be replaced by a new model and the upgrade will include a new stage, lobby and audience area. Local Aspen architectural firm, Charles Cunniffe Architects, is working with the theatre to create a new and improved aesthetic for the theatre’s 28th season.

Artistic Director Paige Price said of the campaign, “We are extremely excited to begin this campaign. There is so much momentum right now, and we’re very grateful for the enthusiasm of our audiences and supporters, as well as from the community. This tent has served us for a long time, but there’s no way it would last another season.”

The capital campaign’s goal is one million dollars, and a wide and varied menu of options for all levels of support is available. This season, Theatre Aspen began offering “I ♥ TA” premium seating for $100 per ticket, with a portion of ticket revenue dedicated to the campaign.

The current season opened with Defying Gravity: Theatre Aspen Takes on Broadway’s Biggest Hits, a concert featuring a cast of local performers, which was so successful that two encore performances will be held on August 22nd, at 6 pm and 8 pm. The late show will be the final offering in the current tent and will be a benefit performance for the campaign. Early purchase is advised for both shows, and an early-purchase discount is available for the 6 pm showing.

The 2010 repertory season also includes The Marvelous Wonderettes, The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs! and Same Time, Next Year (opening July 16) and runs through August 21st.

Tickets for all performances are available at the Wheeler Box Office (970) 920-5770 or aspenshowtix.com. For more information, visit Theatre Aspen.

For more information on the campaign, please contact Director of Development Beth Levin at (970) 925-9313 x7 or beth@theatreaspen.org.

Theatre Aspen’s 2010 season is generously supported by: American National Bank, Alex Kaufman, Hays Private Client, Jessica and John Fullerton, City of Aspen, Les Dames d’Aspen, Brenda and Jim Grusecki, Morris&Fyrwald/Sotheby’s, Maureen and Dan Holman, The Aspen Club and Spa, Soledad and Bob Hurst, Mandy Gray and Randy Work and Melinda Goldrich. Media Sponsors are Aspen Sojourner, The Aspen Times, Aspen Daily News, Aspen Public Radio, KSPN/KNFO, KUUR/TV 19/KSNO and eMoo.com/AspenShines.

Welcome to one of the most popular romantic comedies ever, the Tony Award-winning comedy “Same Time, Next Year” which follows a love affair between two people who rendezvous once a year, on the anniversary of their first tryst.

Schedule:
July 16 – Aug 20 from 07:30 pm onwards at Theatre Aspen, 505 Rio Grande Park, downtown Aspen, Colorado.

The play drops in on the couple in five year intervals to chronicle their personal evolutions against the backdrop of social change. Twenty-five years of manners, morals and attitudes are hilariously enacted by the lovers who, incidentally, are married to other people. Play by John Baskin and Charlotte Brown, will be directed by Emmy Award-winning Jay Sandrich (Mary Tyler Moore Show, Cosby Show, Soap), who returns to Theatre Aspen for his third season.

For more information please call Peggy Burke at (970) 925-9313 or visit website http://www.theatreaspen.org/

Come enjoy a musical experience that transcends the boundaries of concert music at La Monte Young’s classic piece ‘Composition 1960 #7′ on Sunday, July 18, 2010, the closing day of the AAM’s Restless Empathy exhibition. . This classic piece occupies a borderless world between music, sound installation, and performance art and is presented by Aspen Art Museum and The Aspen Open Ears Project.

The Aspen Open Ears Project (AEOP) is a summer festival of outside-the-box music performances and creative works in sound. Join AEOP performers at the Aspen Art Museum for this very special collaborative musical event beginning this Sunday.

Schedule: July 16 – August 11, 2010
Opening Reception for the Artist: Friday, July 16, 6-8 pm

James Surls is primarily known for his sculptures which are made of hand-carved wood and welded steel, or cast bronze. His imagery is somewhat classifiable into two groups. His flower works are stylized, geometric constructions of pointed petals on steel structures either free-standing, or wall-mounted. Surls also creates more iconic and figurative compositions which combine images of eyes, faces, houses and knives. The artist’s drawings incorporate many of the same lexicon of images with the important addition of an emphasis on the timeless mystery of male and female interconnection, the male artist’s muse and the male/female balance within us all.

The following is a statement by the artist regarding the works in this exhibition:

“The titles of the art in any given exhibition reveal much about the centered (true) nature of that exhibition. These titles give direction, and set motion about the collected reality of me as an artist. “She is Again” – - – “She Sees between the Totals” – - – “At Which Two Things” – - – “She Gives Again” – - – “Looking through the Dark Moon” – - – “String Tie Theory – - – “Her world” – - – “To Begin, Set Going” – - – “State of Arrangement” – - – “Me and Ascot Ash.” – - – and the last drawing on the list is the newest one called, “All I Ever Really Wanted Was to Go Home with You.”

The titles of the sculptures are as follows: “Walking Bronze Eye Flower” – - – “Small Needles on Rings” – - – “Rough God” – - – “Snake Head” – - – and then a wooden house called, “All I Ever Really Wanted was to Go Home with You.”

All of this art is “titled,” and all of the titles tell you something. Seven of the drawings are about “Her,” the Her “that is part of me” – “that makes me whole” -( both titles of two more drawings that exist only in concept ), (a general notion of something formed by mentally combining all its characteristics; a construct.) I conceive in mind the world around me in real. Art, my art, is made of participating with mind as though it were tangible–art, from the intangible to the tangible. How does a flower, made of bronze, walk? How do three needles get on seven rings, seven times interlocking each to each. Is God rough? Does God need the Devil? If you cut yourself, would you feel the pain? Do you take responsibility for all that you are? Consciousness should set you to full awareness, and understanding for “it” being what it is. I do look through the dark moon, and I do live in the state of Arrangement, arranged by Fate and the Will of the Wisp…both being close at all times. I am aware of “Me” as me being me looking into the eye’s of the Rough God. I am aware of me being the ash of many things, knowing that wind cares not of dust, and she does see between the Totals. And all I ever really wanted was to go home with her. To be and to be for all ways in her World.

I am doing this show at the David Floria Gallery because it is important, these are not objects that will decorate your house, but rather something that will make you look deeper into your own Being.”

About James Surls:

James Surls was born in Terrell, Texas, in 1943. He grew up exploring the woods and swamps of east Texas where he learned the lore of nature and about wood as a material to create his conjured spirit figures and flowers. After a very successful 22-year career working out of Splendora, Texas, he and his wife, artist Charmaine Locke and their five daughters moved to the Roaring Fork Valley in 1998. Surls work is represented in the collections of important art museum collections throughout the United States, Europe and Latin America, including: The Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY; The Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY; Los Angeles County Museum, Los Angeles, CA; Solomon R Guggenheim Museum New York, NY; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, CA; Centro Cultural Arte Contemporaneo Mexico City, Mexico; Houston Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas; Stedelijek Museum Amsterdam, Holland; Museo de Arta Contemporaneo de Caracas, Caracas, Venezuela.

Please contact the gallery for more information at (970) 544-5705. The exhibition is available at floriagallery.com.

Award-winning Theatre Aspen, Aspen’s only professional theatre and school, announces the opening tonight of this season’s family production “The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs!”, based on the popular children’s book by Jon Scieszka and Lane Smith. The Big Bad Wolf has his day in court in this thrilling courtroom dram-edy with music; the audience decides if he’s guilty or innocent. Featured songs include “Piggsylvanian National Anthem” and “Cheeseburgers Ain’t Cute.” Book and lyrics are by Robert Kauszlic and the music is by Paul Gilvary and William Rush.

The show runs Fridays and Saturdays at 10 a.m., with a special evening performance July 24th at 6:30 pm.

The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs! features Aspen’s young local talent with Chris Carson, Lindsay Nelson, Flynn Holman, Zoe Levine, Kidd-Duhe Solomon and Luke Seamans. The actors are all Theatre Aspen School (TAS) students and this is the first time an all-TAS cast will be featured in a mainstage production.

Marjorie Mae Treger is the Director and Choreographer, with Paul Dankers serving as Musical Director. The creative team comprises Reuben Lucas (set design), David Thomas (sound design), Kyle Gavell (lighting design) and Production Stage Manager is Sarah Schultz.

Performances take place in the Alex Kaufman Theatre in Rio Grande Park and will be underwritten by season sponsor American National Bank, with Hays Private Client, Soledad and Bob Hurst, and Mandy Gray and Randy Work providing additional underwriting support.

For further information contact Theatre Aspen at (970) 925-9313 x2. www.theatreaspen.org.
Tickets available at the Wheeler box Office, (970) 920-5770 or www.aspenshowtix.com

Media sponsors include The Aspen Times, Aspen Daily News, Aspen Sojourner, Aspen Public Radio, eMoo.com/Aspen Shines, KUUR/TV Aspen/KSNO and KSPN/KNFO.

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