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Public Health

The Science of the Arts

Learn about the burgeoning field of NeuroArts that lies at the interdisciplinary intersection of the arts, research, health, and technology with world-renowned soprano Renee Fleming in conversation with the Director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Francis Collins, moderated by NPR science correspondent Jon Hamilton.

BY Aspen Ideas: Health

Video

07.15.2020
Arts

Great Leaders Series: Oskar Eustis

The “Conversations with Great Leaders, in Memory of Preston Robert Tisch” series presents “Radical Scene Ch ...

BY New York Public Programs

Video

06.09.2020
Arts

Edmund de Waal Talks Art and Exile

Paula Crown sat down with Edmund de Waal to talk about his 2019 work “The Library of Exile”, how he works best in the studio, and his favorite composers.

BY Amina Akhtar

Podcast

05.08.2020
Arts

Jessye Norman’s Life of Artistry

Millions the world over have heard opera superstar Jessye Norman sing, and they have come away richer for the experience. When Norman was named as an Aspen Institute Harman-Eisner Artist in Residence, we also heard her speak a bit. Unsurprisingly, everything that came out of her mouth was golden.

BY David K. Gibson

Blog Post

10.03.2019
Around the Institute

Thwarting Tyranny through Shakespeare

Society of Fellows members discussed lessons from the Bard and lots more at their February symposium.

BY Catherine Lutz

Blog Post

03.01.2019
Arts

The Bauhaus Roots of Aspen

Tour through the Institute's Aspen, CO campus to learn how the Bauhaus movement shaped Aspen.

BY Marci Krivonen

Podcast

01.31.2019
Society

Eradicating Intolerance

Hear from two leaders working to heal wounds in their communities, and around the world.

BY Marci Krivonen

Podcast

11.29.2018
Literature

Six Banned Books to Read this Week

Aspen Words staff members pick their favorite controversial classics.

BY Aspen Words

Blog Post

09.25.2018
Identity and Equity

The Artists Who Shaped US Identity

Their works taught us who to be.

BY Kimber Craine

Blog Post

03.30.2018
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