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Intersect Art and Design, 233 W Hyman Avenue, Aspen, CO (2026)

06/22/2026

Art of the World Gallery returns to Intersect, bringing more than 25 years of expertise in modern and contemporary art to this year's fair 👠

Recognized as Houston's premier destination for museum-quality works, the gallery has built its reputation on artistic excellence, integrity, and close relationships with the artists and estates it represents. Its program spans modern, post-war, and contemporary art, connecting collectors with works of lasting cultural significance while fostering meaningful relationships between artists and audiences.

At Intersect Aspen, Art of the World Gallery will showcase works by Julio Larraz, Chun Kwang Young, Wilfredo Lam, Marc Chagall, Rufino Tamayo, Fernando Botero, and Oswaldo Guayasamín. Together, these artists reflect the gallery's global perspective—bringing into conversation iconic masters of the 20th century alongside influential contemporary voices whose practices continue to shape today's artistic landscape.

Art of the World Gallery exemplifies the caliber of presentations visitors can expect at Intersect Aspen 2026, where discovery and dialogue intersect.

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Julio Larraz, “A Friend of Her Majesty,” 2025. Watercolor and pastel on paper, 39 x 51 in. Courtesy of Art of the World Gallery.

Chun Kwang Young, “Aggregation 25 – AP025,” 2025. Mixed media with Korean mulberry paper, 51.5 x 77 in. Courtesy of Art of the World Gallery.

Wilfredo Lam, “Figure,” 1968. Oil on canvas, 19.625 x 15.75 in. Courtesy of Art of the World Gallery.

Marc Chagall, “Couple d’Amoureux au Bouquet de Fleurs,” 1982. Tempera, brush and ink on Masonite, 12.625 x 9.375 in. Courtesy of Art of the World Gallery.

Rufino Tamayo, “Pájaros Liberados,” 1956. Oil and sand on canvas, 31.75 x 39.5 in. Courtesy of Art of the World Gallery.

Fernando Botero, “Reclining Woman on a Pillow,” 2010. White marble, 8 x 25 x 10.75 in. Unique. Courtesy of Art of the World Gallery.

Oswaldo Guayasamín, “Cabeza y Mano (Head and Hand),” 1983. Oil on canvas, 55 x 39.25 in. Courtesy of Art of the World Gallery.

06/20/2026

GALLERY M brings a distinctly American perspective with "Eye of Time," an exhibition that embraces the grandeur, complexity, and visual legacy of America at 250 years 🗽

Spanning generations of influential image-makers, the presentation features works by Robert Frank, Ansel Adams, Paul Strand, Howard Schatz, Andreas Feininger, Edward Weston, Alex Cao, and Peter Tunney—artists whose photographs and mixed-media works have helped shape the way we see the American experience.

Founded in Denver in 1996, Gallery M has built a reputation for connecting collectors with significant contemporary art, photography, sculpture, and new media, championing museum-caliber works and artists from across the globe.

Discover Gallery M and more at Intersect Aspen, July 28–August 1, 2026.

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Howard Schatz, “Ballerinas at the Last Supper,” 2025. Archival pigment print, 29.5 x 60 in. Courtesy of GALLERY M.

Alex G Cao, “I Love You Too...Lichtenstein vs. Lichtenstein,” 2011. Chromogenic archival print mounted with Dibond plexi, 108 x 72 in. Courtesy of GALLERY M.

Edward Weston, “Nautilus,” 1927. Gelatin silver print, 9.5 x 7.375 in. Courtesy of GALLERY M.

Andreas Feininger, “The Photojournalist,” 1951. Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 in. Courtesy of GALLERY M.

06/18/2026

Returning to Intersect Aspen: Maybaum Gallery 💚

This year, Maybaum Gallery’s presentation centers on nature through material and form, with works shaped by ideas of growth, structure, and time.

Highlights include Ilhwa Kim’s large-scale ”Shadow of the Moon”, where thousands of hand-rolled and dyed paper elements create a dense, undulating surface that evokes terrain, water, and aerial views of the landscape.

The booth will also feature new sculptural works by Victoria Wagner, composed of redwood and steel in carefully stacked, balanced forms. Drawing on natural processes of growth and accumulation, Wagner’s sculptures bring together weight, tension, equilibrium, and color.

Together, the works create a quiet, grounded dialogue between surface and structure—one that resonates with Aspen’s scale, clarity, and stillness.

See the works of Ilhwa Kim, Victoria Wagner, and Gregory Hayes by visiting Maybaum Gallery’s booth at Intersect Aspen 2026.

🗓️ July 28–August 1
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Ilhwa Kim, “Shadow of the Moon.” Hand-dyed mulberry paper, 48 x 48 in. Courtesy of Maybaum Gallery.

Victoria Wagner, “Facing West as the Last Light Shimmers.” Redwood, steel and oil paint, 61.5 x 20 x 20 in. Courtesy of Maybaum Gallery.

Gregory Hayes, “Untitled.” Acrylic on panel, 48 inches diameter, Courtesy of Maybaum Gallery.

06/17/2026

Returning to Intersect Aspen, Gefen Gallery continues its commitment to fostering dialogue between emerging voices and established perspectives in contemporary art 🪄

Founded in 2018 under the guidance of Effi Shoua, the gallery has built an international program spanning painting, sculpture, installation, photography, video, and site-specific projects. Gefen Gallery champions artists whose practices expand conversations around materiality, identity, and the human experience while helping collectors cultivate thoughtful, enduring collections.

At Intersect Aspen, visitors will have the opportunity to explore works by Karla de Lara, Francisco Valverde, Franco Salas-Borquez, and Sea Young Deok—artists whose distinct approaches reflect the gallery's dedication to presenting compelling contemporary perspectives from around the world.

As we count down to Aspen, discover the galleries shaping this year's fair and begin planning the connections that await.

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Karla de Lara, “My Princess.” High gloss acrylic, 70 x 61 in. Courtesy of Gefen Gallery.

Francisco Valverde, “Elune.” Pigmented resin on panel, 48 x 96 in. Courtesy of Gefen Gallery.

Seo Young Deok, “Meditation 61*.” Thick stainless steel link chain, 34 x 39 x 23 in. Courtesy of Gefen Gallery.

Franco Salas-Borquez, “Storm.” Oil on canvas, 40 x 40 in. Courtesy of Gefen Gallery.

06/17/2026

Red Brick Center for the Arts is a cultural partner of Intersect Aspen’s 2026 edition and one of Aspen's most enduring creative institutions.

Steps from downtown, the Red Brick serves as a gathering place for artists, students, and the broader community, with gallery exhibitions, open studios, classes, youth camps, and public art programming woven into town life year-round.

Explore their summer calendar:

➡️ Don’t miss their new show, with an opening reception on June 18, 5–7 pm

➡️ Kids summer camps for ages 6–13. Camps run Monday–Friday

➡️ Mall Fest 50 Art Parade & Block Party. A vibrant, artist-led celebration of 50 years of the Aspen Pedestrian Mall. June 27, 10–12 pm, starting from Wagner Park

➡️ Summer Celebration: a festive afternoon with your favorite creatives in town. July 21, 4–6 pm

Follow them on Red Brick Center for the Arts for more details.

📍 Red Brick Center for the Arts

110 East Hallam St, Suite 120, Aspen, CO 81611

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06/16/2026

Timothy Yarger Fine Art brings together a presentation centered on materiality, craftsmanship, and the enduring presence of the artist's hand 🥀

At a moment when process is often obscured, the gallery's featured artists invite us to look more closely at the labor, precision, and ingenuity embedded within contemporary practice. New to Aspen, Robert Bristow transforms wood into sculptural works of remarkable complexity, while Caroline PM Jones pushes the expressive possibilities of ceramics through deeply considered form and surface. Joining them are Pancho Luna, whose layered acrylic works explore color and movement, and Mads Christensen, whose acclaimed use of light as a medium extends the legacy of the Light and Space movement into the present day.

A returning exhibitor at Intersect Aspen, Timothy Yarger Fine Art has long championed both scholarship and connoisseurship, pairing contemporary voices with a deep understanding of 20th-century artistic traditions. Their 2026 presentation offers a compelling reminder that innovation and exceptional craft are not opposing forces, but powerful partners in shaping the future of contemporary art.

Meet artists Caroline PM Jones and Robert Bristow on-site in Aspen, July 28–August 1.

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Tim Irani, “Object Permanence II.” Acrylic on canvas over wood panel, 60 x 80 in. Courtesy of Timothy Yarger Fine Art.

Mads Christensen, “Coded Vibration,” 2025. Acrylic, custom safeware and LEDs, 24 x 24 in. Courtesy of Timothy Yarger Fine Art.

Caroline PM Jones, “Omphalos (Liminal Vessel Series),” 2025. Ceramic, 15 x 15 x 55 in. Courtesy of Timothy Yarger Fine Art.

Pancho Luna, “Little River,” from Literary Illusion Series. Acrylic and photography, 44 x 10 x 24 in. Courtesy of Timothy Yarger Fine Art.

Robert Bristow, “Mirabella,” 2026. Rock maple and reclaimed heart pine, 68 x 8 x 8 in. Courtesy of Timothy Yarger Fine Art.

06/15/2026

Returning to Intersect, Peace Waters Gallery brings a presentation rooted in transformation and deep material presence 🌊

Founded in San Diego in 2018 and directed by Peace Waters, Peace Waters is dedicated to contemporary works that invite personal connection, with a particular focus on two-dimensional materiality and rare art forms, including encaustic.

At Intersect Aspen, the gallery presents “Field of Becoming,” a new body of encaustic works by Shima Shanti. Built through luminous layers of wax and pigment, the series dwells in the charged threshold between sensing and knowing—the quiet moment before transformation becomes legible.

Together, the works form a contemplative sequence, inviting viewers to slow down and inhabit the space between feeling, understanding, and becoming otherwise.

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Shima Shanti, “Becoming Otherwise,” 2026. Encaustic on panel, 36 x 36 x 1.5 in. Courtesy of Peace Waters Gallery.

Shima Shanti, “Toward the Unseen,” 2026. Encaustic on birch panel, 36 x 36 x 1.5 in. Courtesy of Peace Waters Gallery.

Shima Shanti, “Quiet Containment,” 2026. Encaustic on birch panel, 36 x 36 x 1.5 in. Courtesy of Peace Waters Gallery.

06/15/2026

Intersect Aspen welcomes MEUSE Gallery, joining the fair for the first time this summer ⛰️

The gallery’s presentation will feature new works by Simon Bull from his ongoing series inspired by the natural world, spanning the mountain landscapes of Colorado and the coastal beauty of California. Known for his unconventional use of paper towels and poured paint in place of brushes, Bull brings an interpretive approach to landscape painting that captures movement, color, and the energy of place.

The presentation will also include selected works by Bekah Bull and KURZ from their Neon Romance series. With bold color, layered imagery, and an energetic urban sensibility, these works create a vibrant counterpoint to Bull’s landscape-inspired paintings while reflecting the range of voices represented by Meuse Gallery.

Artists Simon Bull, Bekah Bull, and KURZ will be on-site.

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Simon Bull, “Pyramid Peak,” Acrylic on canvas, 60 x 60 in. Courtesy of Meuse Gallery.

Simon Bull, “Mountain High,” Acrylic on canvas, 36 x 72 in. Courtesy of Meuse Gallery.

Simon Bull, “Aspen Shadows,” Acrylic on canvas, 30 x 40 in. Courtesy of Meuse Gallery.

Simon Bull, “Sunrise, Sunset,” Acrylic on canvas, 48 x 72 in. Courtesy of Meuse Gallery.

06/12/2026

David Hockney’s vision, curiosity, and unmistakable use of color changed the way generations have seen the world.

A key figure in British Pop Art, Hockney spent more than six decades pushing the boundaries of painting, photography, and digital media, leaving an indelible mark on contemporary art. We honor Hockney’s extraordinary life, enduring influence, and the legacy he leaves behind.

This work, shared by Blond Contemporary, serves as a fitting tribute to Hockney’s lasting impact on the art world. Experience it in person at Intersect Aspen Art + Design Fair, July 28–August 1, in Aspen, Colorado.

David Hockney, “The Arrival of Spring in Woldgate, East Yorkshire in 2011.” 26 April, 2011. iPad painting on paper, 55.1 x 41.3 in., Edition of 25. Courtesy of Blond Contemporary.
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The David Hockney Foundation

06/12/2026

Intersect Aspen returns July 28–August 1 for its 16th edition, bringing together 38 gallery presentations from around the world in Aspen's largest gallery setting.

From ambitious installations and artist-led conversations to immersive experiences and expanded photography programming, the 2026 fair continues to deepen the connections between art, place, and community.

This year's exhibitor roster includes returning standouts and exciting new presentations from galleries including Art of the World Gallery, Casterline Goodman Gallery, Gefen Gallery, Hilton Contemporary, Melissa Morgan Fine Art, MEUSE Gallery, Paula Crown, Taylor Fine Art, and more.

“Intersect Aspen is where meaningful connections are forged—between collectors, artists, and the stories behind each work. It’s not just about acquiring art; it’s about becoming part of a deeper cultural dialogue that defines Aspen.” — Tim von Gal, CEO of Intersect Art + Design

Additional moments to look forward to include the Intersect Aspen Artist Awards honoring Paul Nicklen Photography and Jay Kelly, a continued partnership supporting the Aspen Community Foundation, and the fair's most expansive programming to date.

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Intersect Aspen 2025 VIP Opening Preview and Reception. Photo: Nick Tininenko.

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