Landscapes of Meaning

​Join Aspen-based landscape architect Ann Mullins for a guided walking tour of the Aspen Institute’s historic 40-acre campus, a landmark of American design shaped by Bauhaus artist Herbert Bayer.

​Designed between 1949 and 1975, the grounds reflect Bayer’s vision of a “total work of art,” where landscape, architecture, and public sculpture seamlessly converge. This immersive experience offers insight into the site of the original International Design Conference in Aspen and highlights the lasting legacy of one of Aspen’s most influential designers.