Past
February 27–March 14, 2021
Exhibition
Parents and young artists, click here to learn how to pick up your artwork and t-shirt.
The Roaring Fork Youth Art Expo: Still Lifes and Works from Home brings art made by young local artists grades K–12 (from Aspen to Rifle) into the AAM galleries.
The exhibition features 400 artworks by K–12 students from Aspen to Rifle organized by Los Angeles–based artist Adam Stamp and inspired by three thematic prompts:
–somewhere or someone you miss
–your favorite object or room in your home
–a meal you enjoy eating
Much of the pre-COVID artmaking has had to pivot to virtual workshops and “behind-the-scenes making.” This exhibition celebrates this generation’s achievements and provides an opportunity to showcase the art being made in the confines of one’s bedroom.
We at the AAM thank all the amazing participating artists, parents, guardians, and teachers throughout the Roaring Fork Valley who have provided their work, time, dedication, and support of the museum to make The Roaring Fork Youth Art Expo: Still Lifes and Works from Home possible. All exhibiting artists will receive a certificate and a t-shirt designed by Adam Stamp to mark their participation.
Adam Stamp, Old Finished Toys R’ Us Edifice, 2021 (detail)
