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2022
January
Handbook
studio concentration &
facilitated studio practices
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Thank you for joining us! We hope you
enjoy your time here and are moved by our
mission to enrich lives with art, inspiration and
community. Please read the following as it
contains important information.
If you have any additional questions please
don’t hesitate to contact us.
reg@andersonranch.org
970/924-5089
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Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5 The Ranch Café . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
contents
Health and Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-9 Activities & Amenities . . . . . . . 17
Overview, Precautions & Pre-Arrival . . . . . . . . . . 6 Snowmass Rec Center & Activities . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Student Requirements & Contact Information . 7 Groceries, Drug Store & Hardware Store . . . . . . 17
While at the Ranch & Confirmed Cases . . . . . . . 8-9 Local Organizations & Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
General Information . . . . . . . . . 10-12 Traveling Here . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-19
Area & Local Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Air & Bus Travel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Office Hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Car Travel, Rentals & Road/Weather Info . . . . . . 19
Telephone, Cell Service & Internet Access . . . . . 10
Climate & High Altitude . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Getting Around . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Winter Program Preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Local Bus Service for Aspen & Snowmass . . . . . 20
Shipping Supplies To and From the Ranch . . . . 11 Snowmass Village Shuttle Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
ArtWorks Store . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
What to Pack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Policies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-23
Pets & Service Animals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Non-Harassment Policy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-23
Orientation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Safety Policy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Studio Access . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Maps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25-27
Parking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Campus Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Snowmass Village Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Lodging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-15 Denver to Snowmass Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Ways to Give . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Wyly House Dormitory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Check-in/Check-out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Special Requests . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Smoking, Drug & Alcohol Policy . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Single Occupancy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Off-Campus Lodging Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
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introduction
Welcome to Anderson Ranch! We are excited to welcome you to your winter program experience, which is
sure to be inspiring and exciting. This handbook will help you get the most out of it. Winter programs help
you see yourself and your work from a new perspective. Your growth may be as straightforward as learning
a new technique or as expansive as provoking a new life’s path. It is likely that your winter program will
unfold differently than you imagined; embrace the experience. If you have taken winter programs in the past,
remember that no two are alike, but all are sure to inspire you beyond your wildest expectations. Inspiration
has always been a part of the mission of the Ranch, and that has not changed. There are, however, new policies
in place during this unprecedented time. This winter, you can expect Anderson Ranch to operate with your
health and safety as our number one priority. Covid protocols are outlined below under the Health and Safety
section.
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introduction
Winter programs generally meet from 9AM to 5PM, Monday through Friday, with an hour break for lunch, unless
stated otherwise in the course description. Winter programs are intensive experiences, and participants may find
themselves in the studios in the evenings. Due to health and safety protocols, some studio access will look different
this winter. For more information please see the Studio Access section on page 12.
In signing up for your winter program(s), you have made a commitment to attend in full. Arriving late,
departing early, or missing class in the middle of the day is disruptive. Please come prepared to participate
in a positive and constructive manner, and be ready to engage with the instructor, the course material and the
other students.
The student handbook provides information about how to get to the Ranch, local weather, housing options
and other important logistical details. In addition to this handbook, please carefully read your course
description and supply list. Familiarity with these will ensure that when you arrive at Anderson Ranch you can
immerse yourself in your winter program without delay. If you have any questions regarding course content,
faculty, or skill level, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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health & safety
Overview
Your health and safety are Anderson Ranch’s top priority and your active participation in our policies ensures,
as best possible, the health and safety of the entire Anderson Ranch community.
Anderson Ranch follows best practices and science-based Covid-19 mitigation strategies.
Anderson Ranch is closely following guidance released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC), Colorado Department of Public Health and Environments (CDPHE), the Pitkin County Health
Department and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
Anderson Ranch reserves the right to revise the Health & Safety Plan at any time if deemed in the best interest
of the organization. This includes but is not limited to implementing community guidelines that vary from those
of the abovementioned institutions. Please review all Anderson Ranch communications for updates that may
impact your visit.
Requirements for Studio Program Participants
Studio program participants are required to show proof that they have received the complete Covid-19
vaccine (i.e., two weeks have passed after receiving the second dose of either the Moderna or Pfizer MRNA
vaccines or the single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine). Additionally, if six months have passed since
completing the Moderna or Pfizer series or two months have passed since receiving the J & J vaccine, then a
booster is also required. Ideally the booster would have been administered at least two weeks prior to coming
to Anderson Ranch.
FOR PROOF OF VACCINATION, YOU CAN USE:
• CDC Vaccination Card. A digital photo or photocopy of this card is also acceptable.
• Vaccination Record or other official immunization record, including from your healthcare provider. A digital
photo or photocopy of this card is also acceptable.
PRE-ARRIVAL FORM: Program participants must have completed the Pre-Arrival Form 10 days prior to your
visit. The form collects key information including proof of vaccination and asks participants to certify their
agreement to follow Anderson Ranch policies and procedures while they are on campus.
MASKS REQUIRED: All individuals ages two and older, regardless of vaccination status, are required to wear a
CDC-qualifying mask in indoor public spaces at all times when not actively eating and drinking to minimize risk
and maximize protection from Covid-19. Click here to learn more about CDC Mask Guidance.
ADDITIONALLY, ALL PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS ARE STRONGLY ENCOURAGED TO:
• Have health insurance. Program participants are responsible for all medical costs incurred during their time
at Anderson Ranch.
• Get a flu shot.
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health & safety
Additional Safety Program Participant Safety
Precautions in Place Recommendations
• Social distancing. • Follow the mask requirement. When in doubt,
mask up.
• Ventilation and purification including HEPA
/ MERV air purifiers (99.97% effectiveness • Socialize Smart: outside is always better than
against 0.3 micron particles). inside and avoid crowds when possible.
• Ongoing cleaning and sanitization measures. • Diligently wash hands and use hand sanitizer
frequently throughout the day.
• Hand sanitizer and disinfection wipes available
in each building. • Clean commonly touched surfaces in work
stations throughout the day.
• Replacement masks available.
• Wellness Checks: self-assess daily for potential
• Touchless thermometers available in each Covid-19 symptoms (fever or chills, cough,
building.
shortness of breath or difficulty breathing,
• CPR trained staff are available, and the fatigue, muscle or body aches, headache, new
campus is equipped with Automatic External loss of taste or smell, sore throat, congestion
Defibrillators.
or runny nose, nausea or vomiting, or diarrhea)
• Frequent review of operational plans for and stay home if feeling unwell. All children’s
meeting the evolving Covid-19 challenge. program participants must participate in daily
wellness checks.
Visitor Policy
• Masks Required: All individuals ages two and older, regardless of vaccination status, are required to wear a
CDC-qualifying mask in indoor public spaces at all times when not actively eating and drinking to minimize
risk and maximize protection from Covid-19. Click here to learn more about CDC Mask Guidance.
• Artistic studios are open 9AM to 5PM Monday through Friday for self-guided tours by members of the
public on a limited basis. All visitors should check in at the Welcome Center prior to visiting the studios.
• Select events also require attendees to show (1) identification and either (2) proof that they have received
the complete COVID-19 vaccine (i.e. 2 weeks have passed after the 2nd Pfizer or Moderna dose, or the
Johnson & Johnson single-dose vaccine) OR a negative Covid-19 test on a specimen taken no longer than
72 hours prior to the event. Individuals who do not have proof of vaccination or a negative test result will
not be permitted entrance.
FOR PROOF OF VACCINATION, YOU CAN USE:
CDC Vaccination Card. A digital photo or photocopy of this card is also acceptable.
Vaccination Record or other official immunization record, including from your healthcare provider. A digital
photo or photocopy of this card is also acceptable.
FOR PROOF OF A NEGATIVE COVID-19 TEST, YOU CAN USE:
Written proof of a negative Covid-19 test from a licensed healthcare provider that includes the date and time
of the test as well as the result. A digital photo or photocopy of this card is also acceptable.
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Symptomatic Individuals Staff Contact Information
Program participants experiencing symptoms The Anderson Ranch staff wants you to have
consistent with Covid-19 should stay home, an excellent experience. For issues or concerns
arrange to get tested and notify their primary related to the Health and Safety Plan, please email
contact at the Ranch or contact guestservices@ guestservices@andersonranch.org or call
andersonranch.org or call 970-924-5073. 970-924-5073.
If symptoms develop during the course of the day
regardless of the cause (Covid or other illness), the
Emergency Contact
individual should go home immediately and then Information
contact the Ranch.
For all major medical emergencies please call 911.
Illness and Testing Protocols
SICK? You are considered sick if you have one NEW major or minor symptom:
MAJOR SYMPTOMS Fever, cough, sore throat, shortness of breath, loss of taste or smell,
diarrhea, vomiting, lesions on extremities, eye redness and discharge.
MINOR SYMPTOMS Headache, earache, muscle aches, stomach pain, runny nose.
NO TEST OR YES: TAKE A COVID TEST*
NO RESULTS
POSITIVE NEGATIVE
Isolate at home for 10 days
minimum. Return when you Stay home for 24 hours after
have had no fever for 24 symptoms have resolved.
hours and all symptoms have
resolved.
*Valid tests include: Rapid antigen, PCR, or healthcare worker proctored at-home test.
Click here to see Pitkin County Public Health Testing and Isolation Algorithm for more information.
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Testing Site Information
health & safety
• Go to rfvcovidtest.com to sign up for FREE testing. This testing site will determine the type of test
administered. Testing options will be updated as they become available.
• Aspencovidtest.com is another option for use with medical insurance or self pay.
• At this time, we do not have any universal asymptomatic (no known symptoms) testing.
• An unproctored at-home test is not accepted by Anderson Ranch as a valid test.
Isolation Requirements
Individuals who test positive will need to complete a 10-day isolation and follow public health guidelines.
Public health will assist with contact tracing to determine close contacts who may need to quarantine.
Lifting mask requirements
If the Pitkin County spread is at 50/100,000 (or lower) for seven days Anderson Ranch may lift the mask
mandate in consultation with Pitkin County Health. Anderson Ranch reserves the right to revise the Health &
Safety Plan at any time if deemed in the best interest of the organization. This includes but is not limited to
implementing community guidelines that vary from those of the abovementioned institutions. Please review all
Anderson Ranch communications for updates that may impact your visit.
Confirmed Cases
If someone on campus tests positive for Covid-19, Anderson Ranch will move quickly to notify public health
authorities, contain and sterilize possibly contaminated areas and communicate with everyone on campus.
The local health department would lead contact tracing efforts. Anyone who tests positive during their stay at
Anderson Ranch must either return home immediately or isolate in their residence until they are cleared by a
medical professional to resume public life.
Vaccinations for Staff
95% of Anderson Ranch staff are vaccinated. Those who are not fully vaccinated or will not demonstrate
full vaccination status are required to wear masks and arrange their own testing weekly. There will be no
vaccination clinics at Anderson Ranch.
Requirements for Children
• Children are required to wear face coverings upon arrival and will be required to wear them during class
when inside the building.
• Each child will be required to participate in a daily wellness check
• Vaccinations are not required for children’s program participants at this time.
Additional Resources
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
• Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE)
• Pitkin County Covid-19 Response and Recovery
For the most up-to-date guidelines, please visit andersonranch.org.
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Area and Local Information
general info
Anderson Ranch is located in Snowmass Village,
Colorado (population approximately 2,800), ten
miles west of Aspen (see maps at the end). You will
find a variety of restaurants, a gift/liquor store, post
office, sports equipment rental center and other
shops within a 10-minute walk or a free shuttle
bus ride from the Ranch. Bus service between
Aspen and Snowmass Village is free (www.rfta.
com). In Aspen, you will find a great selection of
restaurants, shops, and galleries. For a packet of
general information about the area, please contact
Stay Aspen Snowmass or the Aspen Chamber at
888/649-5982.
Office Hours
The main office is open from 9AM to 5PM, Monday
through Friday. The ArtWorks store and gallery are
open from 10AM to 5PM, Monday through Friday.
Telephone and Cell Service
Cell phone service from most major carriers works
fine on our campus. In case of an emergency,
a phone message may be left for you with the
receptionist at the Welcome Center 970/923-3181.
Fax messages will incur a charge. Our fax number
is 970/923-3871. We ask that cell phones be turned
off in the studios. There are also house phones
The Ranch is located at an elevation of 8,200 feet.
located on campus in the Library as well as the
Some people experience high altitude sickness
Wyly House lounge.
(a.k.a. mountain sickness); symptoms include
shortness of breath, headaches, dizziness, lack
Internet Access of energy, difficulty sleeping, nausea, vomiting,
loss of appetite and other symptoms) for up to 72
The Internet is widely available at Anderson hours after arrival. We advise you to: drink a lot of
Ranch. There is free WiFi access in all buildings on water or juice; take ibuprofen or acetaminophen
campus; the password is ‘workshops’ (all lower for headaches; avoid alcoholic beverages, caffeine,
case). In addition, we have student work stations and salty foods because they tend to dehydrate;
located in the Library and Dorm Lounge that will get plenty of rest for a few days before you get
be available for Internet use. To ensure that you will here and after you arrive. If you feel the altitude
have access to the Internet it is recommended you could cause a problem, please consult with your
bring your own laptop that is WiFi capable. physician before signing up for a winter program.
It is important to stay hydrated at high altitude,
Climate and High Altitude which is why we encourage you to bring a reusable
water bottle with an attached top. These can be
Winter weather at the Ranch is generally cold refilled at many locations around the Ranch. And
and snowy, with January being one of the coldest please remember to bring any prescriptions,
months of the year. The average daily temperature epipens, inhalers, etc., that you may require while
is from a low of 9°F to a high of 29°F, with colder here.
temperatures at night. An annual snowfall of 191.3
inches in Snowmass Village means that it is one Seek medical care if your breathing problems
of the snowiest places in Colorado, with January worsen, you have chest pain, you have a bad
averaging around 31 inches of snow. headache that is getting worse, you have trouble
walking, or you have trouble thinking clearly.
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general info
Please review your winter program description, the
general information listed online, and the supply
list provided specifically for your program. The
supply list explains what the studio fee covers
and also lists the supplies your instructor requests
that you bring. It is essential that you have a clear
understanding of your program and come properly
prepared.
Supply lists are posted on our website under the
individual winter program information. If you are
not able to access the supply list, please contact us.
For participants in a Facilitated Studio Practice,
please bring whatever materials you think you will
need for your time at the Ranch.
Shipping Supplies Shipping Supplies
to the Ranch From the Ranch
If you have a lot of supplies to bring to your winter Students are responsible for handling
program, you may ship them to the Ranch via UPS arrangements to ship their completed artwork
or FedEx. (There is no street delivery of mail in home. A limited supply of packing materials will
Snowmass Village so please do not ship them via be available for purchase from the ArtWorks store
the US Postal Service). Please time the shipment at Anderson Ranch or you may supply your own.
to arrive at the Ranch no more than a week prior to Large-scale work, such as furniture and sculptures,
your winter program start date, as storage space is sometimes difficult and expensive to ship home.
is limited. All UPS and FedEx packages must arrive Consult your Studio Coordinator prior to the last
at the Ranch clearly labeled as shown below. day of your winter program.
Unidentified packages will not be signed for and
will be returned. Interns will bring boxes to the
studio.
Please label your packages as follows:
Your Name, Liz Ferrill, Director of Painting,
Program Area
c/o Anderson Ranch Arts Center
5263 Owl Creek Road B5598
Snowmass Village, CO 81615-5598
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general info
Expect winter weather in January. Parkas, hats, gloves, boots, stabilicers/yak traks and a flashlight are strongly
recommended. Because the sun is intense at this altitude, bring sunglasses and sunscreen with an SPF of 15 or
higher. Dress at Anderson Ranch is informal. Bring a variety of casual clothes to layer.
The ArtWorks Store
Open Monday-Friday, 10AM-5PM
The ArtWorks store, located in the Welcome
Center, offers a wide selection of art supplies,
clothing, books and artwork. Art supplies include
canvases, watercolors, oils, soft pastels, oil pastels,
acrylics, ceramic tools, brushes, charcoal pencils,
sketchbooks and watercolor papers. Anderson
Ranch’s store carries many faculty recommended
supplies.
Students receive a 10% discount on art supplies
and books! Visit store.andersonranch.org and
order online by the Wednesday before your
program and choose “pickup in store” and we will
shop for you and deliver your items to your winter
program. The discount does not apply to shipping
or tax.
Orientation
Pets and Service Animals The first Monday morning, January 3rd, there will
be a short general orientation in the Schermer
Pets are not permitted at Anderson Ranch on the Meeting Hall at 8:45 a.m. We encourage all
grounds, in cars in the parking lot or in Ranch participants to attend, as important announcements
provided housing. There are few housing facilities are made and winter program instructors and
in Aspen or Snowmass Village that allow pets. If Anderson Ranch staff are introduced.
you must bring your pet, please ask us about an
appropriate local kennel. Studio Access
Anderson Ranch complies with the Americans with Studios are open 24 hours a day and on weekends
Disabilities Act (ADA). Students who plan to bring for students enrolled in consecutive weeks,
a service animal must notify the Registrar at the with limited use of equipment due to safety
time of registration, at which time we may ask if the requirements. Evening monitoring hours are
service animal is required because of a disability Tuesdays & Thursdays, 7 – 9 PM.
and what work or task the service animal has been
trained to do. A service animal must be under the
handler’s control at all times, and the handler is
expected to clean up after the service animal. For
housing guests, a fee will be charged should there
be any damage to the room.
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Ranch Parking & Permits
You do not need a vehicle while you are at Anderson Ranch. Free buses and shuttles run throughout Snowmass
Village and Aspen. Taxi service and airport limousines are also available.
If you choose to bring your car to Anderson Ranch, please be advised that parking is limited. Anderson Ranch
shares a parking lot with the Snowmass Chapel and the Snowmass-Wildcat Fire District. Please help us be a
good neighbor by following the guidelines below.
▪ Parking permits are required to park in the Anderson Ranch parking lot. A permit will be provided upon
arrival for guests of the Ranch with vehicles. Parking permits need to be displayed at all times while parked
in the Anderson Ranch lot.
▪ Cars should be parked in the main parking lot in Anderson Ranch designated spaces. Cars parked in fire
lanes, unmarked areas or in spaces designated for the Snowmass Chapel or Snowmass-Wildcat Fire District
may be towed. In the winter months drivers may be asked to move their cars to allow for snow removal.
▪ There is no parking allowed on campus or in the back gravel lot.
▪ Anderson Ranch’s 15-minute spaces are for pick up/drop off only.
▪ Town of Snowmass Village ordinances prohibit camping in tents, RVs or vehicles (including car camping)
on the Anderson Ranch campus and within the town of Snowmass Village.
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In order to operate safely during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Anderson Ranch has made significant
modifications to our housing and meal offerings for January 2022. Housing offerings are very limited and
available on a first-come, first-served basis. The earlier you reserve housing, the better your chance of receiving
your preferred option. Anderson Ranch is offering one single-occupancy housing option for January 2022.
Shared housing options will not be available. For the safety of the Anderson Ranch community, Ranch-provided
housing is only available to students who are attending winter programs.
Lodging Cancellation Policy
To cancel lodging and receive a refund, notify us at least 60 days before the start of your lodging reservation. If we
are given the required 45 days’ notice, we will refund your payment less a $350 cancellation fee per week of lodging
reserved. No refunds will be issued for cancellations made within 60 days of the start of the lodging reservation.
Option B1: On-Campus Lodging at The Wyly House Dorm
• $895 per week (plus tax)
• Private room/private bath in The Wyly House dorm
General Information
The Wyly House is a two-story, co-ed building conveniently located on the Anderson Ranch campus and
is situated between the Snowmass Club golf course and the Ranch Café. There are 12 clean and modest
bedrooms with private bathrooms, a lounge and a communal laundry room. Each room is equipped with a
mini refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker.
OPTION B1: Private dormitory room, private bath, Café meals included*
* The State of Colorado requires us to charge sales tax on lodging. A sales and lodging tax of 12.8% will be
added to the lodging portion at the time of registration. To guarantee your housing reservation, payment is
due in full 60 days prior to the start date of your stay.
Check-In/Check-Out Parking
Check-in is from 12-5PM at the Welcome Center on Please see parking and permit details on page 13.
Sunday, January 2nd. You may leave your luggage
on the front porch of the main office building if you Cleaning
arrive before the office opens at noon. If you arrive
after the office has closed, your lodging packet will Anderson Ranch lodging is cleaned according to
be in the Information Kiosk, inside our main gate. CDC guidelines. One set of linens and bath towels
We encourage you to plan your arrival so that you are provided. Fresh linens will be delivered to your
are able to check in while the office is open. lodging in a plastic bag and left outside your door.
Dirty linens should be placed back into the bag
For participants checking in on January 9th or and then in the hallway for collection. Additional
16th, your housing packet with your key and room fresh linens are available by request by emailing
assignment will be in the Information Kiosk located guestservices@andersonranch.org. Routine
inside our main gate. cleaning during the week is limited to common
spaces and commonly touched surfaces. There will
Check-out is at 10AM Saturday following the end of be a mid-stay room clean for participants staying
your winter program. Please return your room key longer than one week. Participants under the age
to the drop box at the front door of the Welcome of 18 are not permitted to stay in The Wyly House.
Center.
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Special Requests Smoking, Drug and Alcohol Policy
Please let us know when you book your lodging Pitkin County law prohibits smoking (tobacco
reservation if you have any physical limitations or marijuana) in any buildings or in any lodging
with regards to walking, stairs, vision or hearing at Anderson Ranch. Anderson Ranch is a smoke
as this will help us to provide you with lodging free campus. The consumption of alcohol and/or
that will best suit your needs. Anderson Ranch is marijuana is not permitted in the studios.
unable to guarantee special amenities or room
specific lodging assignments. If you have specific
dietary needs or food allergies, booking your own
accommodations off-campus is your best option so
that you have access to cooking facilities.
Off-Campus Lodging Options
If you wish to explore other sources for housing in the area, the following numbers may be of interest:
• Stay Aspen Snowmass: 888/649-5982 or www.stayaspensnowmass.com
• Snowmass Club Villas: 800/213-3214 or 970/923-7077 or www.destinationhotels.com/destination-
residences-snowmass/accommodations/villas-at-snowmass
• Stonebridge Inn: 800/213-3214 or 970/923-2420 or www.destinationhotels.com/stonebridge-inn
• The Limelight Snowmass: 855/369-2460 or www.limelighthotels.com/snowmass
• The Westin Snowmass Resort: 970/923-8200 or www.westinsnowmass.com
• Viceroy Snowmass: 877/235-7577 or 970/923-8000 or www.viceroyhotelsandresorts.com/snowmass
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ranch café
Anderson Ranch has made some exciting new changes in the Ranch Café! The Ranch Café now offers a
creative globally inspired menu, and premium coffees and teas. You’ll find the Café a peaceful and inspirational
environment to relax with fellow community members and artists from all over the world alike.
Ranch Room & Board Meal Plan
The Ranch Café meal plan that is included with your “Room and Board” (R&B) fee strives to provide healthy,
creative meals that will nourish your artistic creativity. The R&B plan includes 5 days of continental breakfast
that will include a hot offering, 5 lunches with a selection of offerings, and 5 dinners.
Allergies
Anderson Ranch takes food allergies very seriously and is not equipped to handle allergic reactions. If you
have specific dietary needs or life threatening allergies, booking your own accommodations off-campus is your
best option so you have access to a refrigerator and cooking facilities.
Meals
Breakfast: Monday to Friday: Served from 8AM to Dinner: The Ranch Café will have two different
9:30AM, breakfast is a continental style breakfast meal services on different days of the week for our
and includes a selection of fruits, locally roasted winter program series.
coffee, tea, yogurt, juices, cereals and bagels with a
variety of accompaniments. Hot food offerings will • Monday to Friday: Dinner is served from 6-7PM
be available as well at 8:30AM and rotate each day. and features choices that will include a creative
salad, meat and vegetarian entrées, side dish
Lunch: Monday to Friday: Served from 12PM to as well as a starch. The meal will finish with a
1PM. All lunch orders must be placed through the chef’s special dessert. Students and faculty
Café’s online ordering system before 11AM. Lunch only. Food is presented in a buffet at 6:00. For
provides a wonderful opportunity to sit down with the best experience, please arrive at 6PM.
other artists, peers, and community members
to chat, make new friends, and find out what’s • Sunday: There is no service in the Café on
happening in other winter programs. A rotating à la Sunday, with the exception of the Welcome
carte lunch menu will feature a selection of choices Dinner on January 2nd for students and faculty.
prepared by our in-house chef and the Café team.
Click here to view the online menu.
andersonranch.org 16+ activities
amenities
Snowmass Village Outdoor & Cultural
Recreation Center Activities
The Town of Snowmass Village has a recreation The Aspen area is alive with numerous outdoor and
center with a fitness center and several pool cultural activities during the winter. Please contact:
features located at 2835 Brush Creek Road next to Snowmass Village
the Rodeo Parking Lot. 800/679-3151 or 970/923-2000
www.gosnowmass.com
Visit snowmassrecreation.com or call 970/922-2240
for further details. Aspen Chamber Resort Association
877/702-7736 or 970/925-1940
The daily drop-in rate for non-residents is $15 a day
www.aspenchamber.org
for adults and $10 a day for children.
Aspen Skiing Company
Fitness Center
800/525-6200 or 970/923-1227
www.aspensnowmass.com
5:30AM–8:30PM Monday - Friday
8AM–8PM Saturday
8AM–6PM Sunday Local Organizations
Aquatic Center Snowmass Chapel: Nondenominational Interfaith
Chapel located next to Anderson Ranch. For times
8AM–8PM Monday – Friday of services please call 970/923-6192 or check
online at www.snowmasschapel.org.
8AM–7:30PM Saturday
8AM–5:30PM Sunday Alcoholics Anonymous: Please call 888/333-9649
or 970/245-9649 or check online at www.aa-
westerncolorado.org to find times and locations of
meetings.
Groceries, Drug Store & Hardware Supplies
Clark’s Market (970/923-9575) is Snowmass Village’s grocery store. It is located at the Snowmass Center, one-
half mile from the Ranch, and is accessible by walking or taking the free shuttle bus.
Sundance Liquor & Gifts (970/923-5890) is also located in the Snowmass Center. They carry sundry items,
cards and gifts, as well as liquor, beer and wine. Please contact Basalt Clinic Pharmacy (970/927-3833) to have
prescriptions filled but request that they be delivered to Sundance Liquor & Gifts in Snowmass Village (there is
a small fee for the delivery service).
Ajax Supply Hardware (970/429-4329) is also located in the Snowmass Center, Suite 210, upper level. They
carry an array of basic hardware needs, and may be able to order items that are not in stock at the store.
andersonranch.org 17By Air
traveling here
The most convenient way to get to Anderson Ranch
is to fly into the Pitkin County Airport in Aspen
(ASE). If you would like assistance booking air
travel, please feel free to contact John Coxhead at
Frosch Travel. John is the travel agent who books
Anderson Ranch faculty travel, so he is familiar with
Anderson Ranch and is happy to assist students
with booking travel. A ticketing fee of $35 will be
assessed to cover the cost of his services. John’s
phone number is 303/820-0311, or you can
email him at john.coxhead@frosch.com. John is
normally available Monday through Friday, 8AM to
5PM Mountain Time).
Aspen Airport (ASE): The easiest way to get from
the Aspen Airport to Anderson Ranch is by taxi.
Two local taxi companies are Snow Limo (970/544-
6475, toll free at 877/634-7669, or online at www.
snowlimoaspen.com) or High Mountain Taxi
(970/925-8294, or online at www.hmtaxi.com); they
charge approximately $35 each way.
By Bus
Most taxi drivers know where Anderson Ranch is
located, but if your driver does not, just give our Bustang Bus Service between Denver and
physical address: 5263 Owl Creek Road, Snowmass Glenwood Springs: The Colorado Department of
Village (behind the Snowmass Village Firehouse, Transportation (COT) runs limited but economical
next to the Snowmass Chapel). More information bus service between Denver Union Station in
about local ground transportation is available downtown Denver and Glenwood Springs on the
online at www.aspenairport.com. West Line (ridebustang.com). Please note that
it does not stop at Denver International Airport;
Vail/Eagle County Airport (EGE): Several airlines in order to get from the airport to Union Station
have winter service into the Vail/Eagle County (to catch the Bustang to Glenwood Springs), you
airport (EGE), which is about 90 minutes driving would need to take the A Line Commuter Train
time from Anderson Ranch, but you would need (https://www.flydenver.com/parking_transit/
to rent a car since public transportation to the transit/a_line_commuter_train) or an RTD Public
Snowmass Village area is not available in the winter. Bus (https://www.flydenver.com/parking_transit/
transit/bus-rtd-skyride). Then from Glenwood
Denver International Airport (DEN): If coming Springs you would take RFTA (see Local Bus
by car, follow the directions below from Denver; Service below).
allow approximately four hours for the drive. For
information on ground transportation between Local Bus Service:
D.I.A. and the Aspen Snowmass area, please RFTA and the Snowmass Village Shuttle
contact Epic Mountain Express at 800/525- The Roaring Fork Transit Authority (RFTA) provides
6363 or 970/754-7433 or online at www. mass transit (bus service) in the local area, from
epicmountainexpress.com. This service offers Aspen to Snowmass Village and from Glenwood
private vans which can take approximately four Springs to Snowmass Village. A schedule will
hours (or more) depending on weather, traffic, etc. be posted outside the office and administration
building in the winter. If you need information
ahead of time, please contact RFTA at 970/925-
8484 or online at www.rfta.com. Bus service
between Aspen and Snowmass Village currently
is free, but that is subject to change. In addition,
Area maps are available at the end of this the Town of Snowmass Village runs a free shuttle
document. service throughout the town; information can be
found on-line at www.snowmasstransit.com.
andersonranch.org 18traveling here
By Car
Driving From Denver: Take Interstate 70 West Renting a Car at the Aspen Airport
approximately 160 miles to Glenwood Springs (Exit
116), onto Highway 82. Follow the signs to Aspen Winter programs consume most of your waking
through Glenwood Springs; continue on Highway hours, and most students find that they do not
82 past the towns of Carbondale and Basalt; follow require a car while they are at the Ranch. But, if
Highway 82 approximately 14 miles past the Basalt you plan to explore the area while you are here,
stop light. You will see signs indicating Snowmass you may want to rent a car. The following rental car
Village at mile marker 35.5 - turn right onto Brush agencies are available at the Aspen Airport:
Creek Road at the stop light - and follow Brush
Alamo 844/354-6962 or 970/544-3678
Creek Road approximately four miles; turn left onto
Owl Creek Road; and take the first left, just before Avis 800/633-3469 or 970/925-2355
the Firehouse, which leads to our parking lot.
Budget 800/218-7992 or 970/925-4693
Road and Weather Information: The Colorado
Department of Transportation maintains a road and Hertz 800/654-3131 or 970/925-7368
weather information hotline (INSIDE Colorado at
National 844/382-6875 or 970/925-1299
511 or from outside Colorado at 303/639-1111)
and a website (www.cotrip.org) with up-to-the-
minute information on road conditions, closures,
construction projects, and weather. There is also a
Area maps are available at the end of this
free Smartphone mobile app, “Colorado Roads,”
available from both iTunes and Google Play. document.
andersonranch.org 19Getting Around Getting Around Aspen
getting around
Snowmass Village The free community bus servicing the Aspen area
shuttle stop is on Brush Creek Road, on the other
Free shuttle stops are located nearby.
side of the chapel across the main parking lot. The
bus goes down Brush Creek Road to the Brush
On Owl Creek Road across the parking lot behind
Creek Park & Ride commuter lot bus stop on Hwy
the Painting Building, Village Route #3 picks
82 where you may transfer to another bus. Roaring
up and goes between the Upper Mall and the
Fork Transportation Authority (RFTA): 970/925-
Snowmass Club from 6:35AM to 11:20PM and
8484 provides regional transportation and free bus
drops off at the Village Center where the Post
service to Aspen Airport and local stops between
Office, Clark’s Market grocery store, Sundance
Snowmass Village and Aspen.
Drug and Liquor Store and Ajax Supply Hardware
Store are located.
High Mountain Taxi
970/925-TAXI (8294)
On Brush Creek Road, on the other side of the
chapel across the main parking lot, Village Route
Epic Mountain Express
#4 picks up and goes to the Town Park and
800/525-6363
Recreation Center from 7:20AM to 6:30PM.
Snowmass Village Shuttle Info Dogs
8AM-5PM call 970/923-2543 Dogs are welcome on shuttles at the discretion of
5PM-8PM call 970/923-3500 the driver and must be on a leash. Please keep pets
off shuttle seats.
Village Shuttle times and departure locations are
subject to change without notice, visit Colorado Relay Service
www.tosv.com. This service links deaf, hard of hearing and speech-
impaired individuals to people who can translate
Dial-A-Ride Late Night Service through the phone. When calling this number,
970/923-3030 please know your pickup and destination location.
TTY 800/659-2656
VOICE 800/659-3656
Groups with special transportation needs within
Snowmass Village may charter Village Shuttles,
subject to service regulations and availability.
Please call the Transportation Department for
reservations and service fees.
andersonranch.org 20snowmass shuttles
Visit snowmasstransit.com for up-to-date schedules and information.
WHAT SHUTTLE ROUTE
DO I TAKE?
ACCOMMODATIONS ROUTE
5 Aspenwood Condos
Base Village Lodging: 1
Capitol Peak, Hayden Lodge, Limelight,
Lumin, One Snowmass, Tree House
25 Chamonix (by request)
36 Country Club Townhomes
26 Crestwood Condos
37 Deerbrook Townhomes (by request)
27 Enclave, The
38 Homestead, The
4 Interlude Condos
3 Laurelwood Studio Suites
19 Lichenhearth Condos
Mall Lodging:
Westin, Wildwood, Pokolodi,
Snowmass Inn & Mountain Chalet
Meadow Rd/Sinclair Rd (by request)
42 Owl Creek Townhomes
10 Pokolodi Lodge
29 Ridge Condos, The (by request)
32 Seasons Four Condos
15 Shadowbrook Condos
35 Snowmass Club
11 Snowmass Inn
12 Snowmass Mountain Chalet
33 Snowmass Villas
31 Snowmass Mountain Condos
6 Sonnenblick Townhomes
17 Stonebridge Condos
16 Stonebridge Inn
20 Tamarack
14 Terracehouse Condos
28 Timbers Club
2 Timberline Condos
1 Top of the Village
39 Viceroy Snowmass
34 Villas at Snowmass Club
8 Westin Snowmass Resort
7 Wildwood Snowmass Hotel
13, 18 Willows Condominiums
30 Woodbridge Condos
24 Woodrun Place (by request)
22, 23 Woodrun V, Phase 1, 2, 3 (by request)
WHEN IS MY BUS ARRIVING?
For full schedules: SnowmassTransit.com
Google.com/transit
SHUTTLE HOURS
6:45 a.m. – 12:45 a.m.
The Shuttle runs every 10 minutes between
Snowmass Mall and Snowmass Center.
HOW OFTEN DOES THE SHUTTLE RUN? For more information: 970.923.2543 or SnowmassTransit.com
FIRST MALL LODGE FREQUENCY MALL LODGE MALL LAST MALL
DEPARTURE DEPARTURE TIMES DEPARTURE TIMES DEPARTURE TIMES DEPARTURE TIMES DEPARTURE
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1 2 21Non-Harassment Policy
policy info
Anderson Ranch Arts Center is committed to providing a safe and supportive educational environment where
learning can flourish and all feel welcome. Members of the Ranch community are expected to treat each
other with respect. Faculty and staff are expected to teach and demonstrate by example that all members of
the community are entitled to respect as human beings. Harassment of one community member by another
community member is a violation of Ranch policy. Anderson Ranch Arts Center will diligently monitor both
the Ranch environment and anyone coming on to our premises to ensure that inappropriate acts do not
occur. When there is a concern or complaint about a behavior or incident, we will immediately investigate the
matter and take affirmative remedial action.
It is important that everyone understands what behaviors are unacceptable in our community. Anderson
Ranch prohibits any conduct by one community member that harasses, intimidates or demeans another
community member.
Prohibited Acts
Harassment or Intimidation: any intentional written, verbal or physical acts including, but not limited to, those
shown to be motivated by any characteristic such as race, age, religion, national origin, marital status, gender,
sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status or disability.
Sexual Harassment
Sexual Harassment is defined as unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, sexually motivated
physical contact or other verbal or physical contact or communication of a sexual nature between two or
more individuals.
Sexual harassment may include, but is not limited to, the following:
• Leering at someone else’s body • Spreading rumors about another’s sexual
activity
• Making comments, gestures, or jokes of a
sexual nature • Talking about one’s own sexual activities in
front of others
• Sexual advances/propositions/suggestions
• Showing offensive/sexual pictures, stories,
• Sexual “dirty” jokes objects
• Touching, grabbing, and /or pinching • Inflicting physical sexual assault or abuse
Individuals Covered by the Policy
This policy applies to all Anderson Ranch Arts Center community members (students, faculty, paid and
volunteer staff, parents, non-staff volunteers, vendors, visitors, etc.), who enter our premises or participate in
Ranch-sponsored activities. The policy protects all genders equally from sexual harassment, and it protects
both from same-sex harassment.
Duty to Bring Complaint Forward
One cannot assume that Ranch officials will automatically know that conduct in violation of this policy is
occurring or has occurred. Those who have suffered inappropriate conduct have the responsibility to bring
that to the attention of the President and CEO or Board Chair within 48 hours of the conduct’s occurrence.
Anderson Ranch Arts Center cannot assume legal responsibility for conduct of which it is unaware.
andersonranch.org 22How to Report Violations
Any child or adult may report potential violations of this policy. Anderson Ranch Arts Center staff members
are required to follow appropriate intervention and reporting practices whenever they observe incidents or
receive complaints of policy violations.
Reports, verbal or written, should be made to the President and CEO for investigation. If the President and
CEO is an involved party, reports should be made to the Chair of the Board of Trustees. All reports should
be made within 48 hours of the incident, except where circumstances clearly prevent such. Complaints will
be accepted in writing or orally. Anonymous complaints will be accepted and investigated to the extent
possible. If a suspected criminal act has occurred, law enforcement authorities should be immediately
contacted also.
Zero Tolerance
All acts identified or complained about as violations of this policy will be fully and impartially investigated.
In no instance will substantiated policy violations go unpunished. Where appropriate employee discipline,
volunteer removal, or contract termination actions will occur. Any acts rising to the level of criminal conduct
will be referred to local law enforcement authorities or Child Protective Services.
Sanctions
Employees or volunteers found to have engaged in non-sexual harassment or intimidation or sexual
harassment shall be disciplined appropriately. Such discipline may include probation, suspension, or
dismissal, volunteer removal, or contract termination. A written record of any proven violation will be placed
in the offender’s personnel file. In cases where a criminal investigation is pending, the President and CEO or
Board Chair has full authority to suspend an employee, contractor, or volunteer.
If a student or parent engages in behavior in violation of this policy on Ranch premises or at any Ranch-
sponsored event, that person may be subject to suspension or exclusion from school property or activities.
Retaliation
Retaliatory or intimidating conduct against the filer of a harassment complaint or anyone who has assisted in
an investigation is prohibited and shall be considered a policy violation as serious as the harassment itself.
Confidentiality
Confidentiality will be maintained throughout the investigation to the extent practicable and appropriate
under the circumstances to protect the privacy of persons involved. This means that the people investigating
the complaint will discuss it or the underlying behavior only with persons involved in the case that have a
need to know the information.
andersonranch.org 23Safety Policy
policy info
Anderson Ranch has a policy of zero tolerance for physical violence. Individuals who engage in any form
of violence at Anderson Ranch, or who threaten violence in the workplace face disciplinary action up to and
including termination.
“Violence” includes but is not limited to physically harming another individual, shoving, pushing, kicking,
harassing, intimidating or coercing behavior, physical “horseplay” (regardless of intent), brandishing a weapon
(or anything that could be used as one), etc. Threats of violence include, but are not limited to, threatening,
intimidating or coercive language or talking of engaging in those activities defined as “violence” or other
conduct that is perceived as potentially harmful. Joking about violence will not be tolerated.
It is the intent of this policy to ensure that individuals never feel threatened by another individual’s actions or
conduct. Individuals also have a right not to be exposed to violent, intimidating, or threatening behavior from
other’s families, other providers, vendors, consultants, or other visitors.
All actual or threatened violence, both direct and indirect, including threats by employees, participants,
vendors, solicitors, or other members of the public that occur during work, or that may affect work, should be
reported as soon as possible to the individual’s immediate supervisor or any other member of management.
When reporting a threat of violence, individuals should be as specific and detailed as possible.
The Ranch specifically prohibits the possession of weapons by any person while on Ranch property, or
maintaining a weapon in a vehicle in any Ranch parking area, whether public or private. Individuals are also
prohibited from carrying a weapon while working or functioning in a work-related capacity. Weapons include
guns, knives, explosives, and other items with the potential to inflict harm. Appropriate disciplinary action, up
to and including termination, will be taken against any person who violates this policy.
Individuals must report all concerns about known or suspected workplace violence to a supervisor or the
President and CEO immediately by emailing pwaanders@andersonranch.org. Anderson Ranch will promptly
and thoroughly investigate all reports of threats of (or actual) violence and of suspicious individuals or
activities. Such reports will be treated as confidentially as possible and the Ranch will take action to evaluate
and address the situation. In order to maintain workplace safety and the integrity of its investigation, the Ranch
may suspend employees. faculty, students or subcontractors, either with or without pay, pending investigation.
The Ranch will not discipline or otherwise retaliate against any Individual who raises a concern about actual or
threatened workplace violence.
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A. Dows Barn: Reception, Artworks Store, I. Soldner Ceramics Center
Patton-Malott Gallery J. Sculpture Studio (garden level)
B. Powers Ranch House, The Finger Library, K. Maloof Wood Barn & Loft
Visiting Artist Apartment L. Digital Fabrication Lab (FabLab)
C. Fischer Photography Center M. Wyly House Dorm
D. Dee Wyly Painting Building N. Ranch Café
E. Patton Print Shop O. Schermer Meeting Hall
F. Gates Barn P. The Evelyn & Martin Siegel Children’s Building
G. Lyeth/Lyon Kiln Building R. Boettcher Cabin
H. Long Ceramics Studio Q. S. T. Private Residences
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map S N OW M A S S V I L L AG E
P RO PE RT Y M A P
1. To p of the Vi lla ge ( Ski -i n / Ski -out) 10. St o neb ridg e Inn 19. As s a y Hill Lift
1. Top24.. of the Village
Asp enwood (Ski-in/Ski-out)
I n ter l ude C on domi n i ums ( Ski -i n/ Ski -out)
Con domi n i ums
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12. 15. Elk Camp Gondola
Th e Ar t is a n Res t a ura nt
L i ch en h ear t h C o n d o mi n i u ms ( Ski -i n /Ski -o u t )
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V illa ge Ma rket a nd Center
Anders on R a nch A rt Center
5. RFTA Bus Stati on 13. Villa g e Ex p res s Lif t 22. Two Cr eeks Lift
6. Snowmass Vi llag e Mall 23. V illa s a t S nowma ss Club
2. Interlude Condominiums (Ski-in/Ski-out) 16. Capitol Peak (Ski-in/Ski-out)
14. Ba s e Villa g e
7. Village Shuttle B us Stati on 15. Elk C a mp Go ndo la 24. The S nowma s s Cl ub
8. Te r r ac e h ouse Con domi n i ums 16. Capi t o l Peak ( Ski -i n /Ski -o u t ) 26. Cou ntrys ide a t S nowmass Club
9 . S h a d o w b r o o k C on d o m i n i um s ( S k i - i n / S k i - o u t ) 17. Ta ma ra ck Tow nho mes
3. Interlude Condominiums 18.
17. Tamarack Townhomes
Treeho us e Kids Advent ure C ent er
4. Aspenwood Condominiums 18. Treehouse Kids Adventure Center
5. RFTA Bus Station 19. Assay Hill Lift
6. Snowmass Village Mall 20. Village Market and Center
7. Village Shuttle Bus Station 21. Anderson Ranch Arts Center
8. Terracehouse Condominiums 22. Two Creeks Lift
9. Shadowbrook Condominiums (Ski-in/Ski-out) 23. Villas at Snowmass Club
10. Stonebridge Inn 24. The Snowmass Club
11. The Artisan Restaurant 25. The Snowmass Club Golf Pro Shop and
Nordic Ski Center
12. Lichenhearth Condominiums (Ski-in/Ski-out)
26. Countryside at Snowmass Club
13. Village Express Lift
27. Willows Condominiums
14. Base Village
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map
andersonranch.org 27Your Gift Will Support:
ways to give
▪ 150+ visual arts workshops taught by over Anderson Ranch Arts Center is a place that inspires
150 faculty creativity and provides our participants with the
time, facilities, tools and instruction essential to
▪ 28 Artists-in-Residence give that creativity form.
▪ 16 Visiting Artist projects, where artists are
As a learning community, we welcome people of
invited to spend a week to a month or more in
every age, ability and skill level to partake of our
our studios
programs and step outside of their everyday lives
▪ More than 10 yearly gallery exhibitions to reconnect with themselves as artists.
featuring local, national and international artists
▪ More than 40 yearly Artist Talks where
Your Gift
faculty and Visiting Artists talk about their work No matter the size, your gift is important. Each
▪ Community outreach and collaborations year, the Ranch relies on the generosity of our
with local organizations such as the Aspen Art supporters to provide 50% of the costs associated
Museum, ACES, Aspen Music Festival, Aspen with Workshops, Artists’ Residencies, Community
High School and Crystal River Elementary Outreach and Public Events.
School in Carbondale, CO
Anderson Ranch Arts Center is a non-profit 501(c)3
▪ Scholarships: More than 30% of our organization and all donations are tax deductible.
workshop participants come on scholarship
▪ State-of-the-art facilities
We are deeply grateful for
your contribution to our
efforts.
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