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Arts & Entertainment Agenda, July 25 to 30
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· July 23, 2026
· 4 min read
‘Living Lines: Contemporary Native Voices,’ exhibition on view George Alexander “Mama Tried” (2026) at Casterline|Goodman Gallery. Casterline|Goodman Gallery/Courtesy image Casterline|Goodman Gallery is hosting “Living Lines: Contemporary Native Voices,” which opened July 20 at 611 E. Cooper Ave....
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Key takeaway Casterline|Goodman Gallery/Courtesy image Casterline|Goodman Gallery is hosting “Living Lines: Contemporary Native Voices,” which opened July 20 at 611 E.
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The upcoming events in Aspen showcase the town's thriving cultural scene, with a range of performances and exhibitions that cater to diverse interests. The "Living Lines: Contemporary Native Voices" exhibition at Casterline|Goodman Gallery is particularly noteworthy, as it highlights the work of Indigenous artists and explores themes of identity, land, and sovereignty. This exhibition is a significant addition to Aspen's cultural landscape, and its presence underscores the town's commitment to showcasing a wide range of artistic voices. The fact that these events are taking place in various venues across Aspen, from the Casterline|Goodman Gallery to the Paul JAS Center and the Klein Music Tent, demonstrates the town's ability to support a vibrant arts scene. As the summer season continues, residents and visitors can look forward to a rich cultural calendar that reflects Aspen's unique blend of natural beauty and artistic expression.
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Published: July 23, 2026 ·
Source: Aspen Times ·
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What is this story about? ‘Living Lines: Contemporary Native Voices,’ exhibition on view George Alexander “Mama Tried” (2026) at Casterline|Goodman Gallery. Casterline|Goodman Gallery/Courtesy image Casterline|Goodman Gallery is hosting “Living Lines: Contemporary Native Voices,” which opened July 20 at 611 E. Cooper Ave....
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