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Aug 4, 2023 · Jamie Tisch. Collector and Aspen Art Museum ArtCrush co-chair Jamie Tisch offered CULTURED a peek into her Aspen home, where art and design live in harmony. Discovery is crucial to Tisch’s collection, whether through studio visits, art fairs, or her direct work with artists for the annual art festival, as well as at the concept gallery she co ...
Aug 6, 2021 · Collector and Aspen Art Museum ArtCrush co-chair Jamie Tisch tours Cultured around her Aspen home, where art and design live in harmony. Discovery is crucial to Tisch’s collection, whether through studio visits, art fairs or her direct work with artists for the annual art festival. Jamie Tisch in front of a work by Gonzalo Lebrija. All ...
Art of Design. Jamie Tisch with a painting by Austin Eddy. By Ray Rogers. RAY ROGERS: You’ve been renovating and selling houses in Aspen for sometime now. What thrills you about these projects? JAMIE TISCH: Renovating homes is a passion of mine. I sold my first renovation project eight years ago, and have done four in the Aspen area since then.
By Jim Shi. “Heaven on Earth.”. Jamie Tisch doesn’t mince words when asked to describe Aspen, the picturesque hamlet she’s called home each summer for the better half of two decades. Renowned the world over for its skiing and après-ski scene, for Tisch, a statuesque and athletic mother of three, Aspen in bloom is where she finds her ...
Aug 17, 2021 · Philanthropist Jamie Tisch, the founder of Aspen-based collective Pitkin Project, talks charity, art and all things Aspen with Haute Living. ... (Edie Parker), David Netto, Gregory Parkinson ...
- Laura Schreffler
Jamie Tisch: Well, first of all, I like connecting people. I think it’s important to share, and especially if you can recognize a need somewhere or maybe a good fit. I went on the board of the AAM a few years ago, and just joined the executive committee last year.
Jul 28, 2022 · Co-chaired by Chandra Johnson, Sara Zilkha and Jamie Tisch, the event features dozens of exceptional works of art donated by generous artists and collectors — from Hank Willis Thomas to Arlene Shechet. Estimates range from about $5,000 to over $200,000, and proceeds will benefit the non-profit institution’s artistic and educational programs.
