The Issue no.1 Box
Published 1965

Eight numbered items, including advertisements folder.
Designed by George Lois, Tom Courtos, and Ralph Tuzzo. Published 1965 by Roaring Fork Press, NYC.
Box Contents:
item.1: Jazz: A Cool Duel item.2: Phonograph record: Two Sides of Jazz item.3: Ski-Roaming, Lift-Shunning, Mountain-Touring item.4: A Sanctuary for Deer, Peacocks, and People item.5: The Hide-and-Seek Bird of the Timberline item.6: Configurations of the New World item.7: Letter from the editor Phyllis Johnson item.8: Advertisement folder with multiple printed ads

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.1
Booklet
Three perspectives on jazz, from three active musicians.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.2
Audio counterpart to Jazz: A Cool Duel. Demonstrates stylistic contrast through performance.
Side A: St. James Infirmary Blues
Side B: Israel, from Verve 8613

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.3
Booklet
Essay on non-mechanized skiing and alpine movement. Advocates terrain-reading, endurance, and independence.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.4
Booklet
Descriptive text on a Colorado ranch environment. Examines coexistence of wildlife, landscape, and human presence.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.5
Booklet
Natural history account of the white-tailed ptarmigan. Focus on camouflage, altitude, and seasonal behavior.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.6
Booklet
Edited excerpts from presentations at the. 15th International Design Conference in Aspen.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.7
Single Sheet
Publisher’s statement introducing Aspen, Outlines editorial intent and interdisciplinary scope.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.8
Folder with Multiple Inserts
Commercial and promotional material. Includes subscription information and contemporary print ads.
The Issue no.1 Box
Published 1965

Eight numbered items, including advertisements folder.
Designed by George Lois, Tom Courtos, and Ralph Tuzzo. Published 1965 by Roaring Fork Press, NYC.
Box Contents:
item.1: Jazz: A Cool Duel item.2: Phonograph record: Two Sides of Jazz item.3: Ski-Roaming, Lift-Shunning, Mountain-Touring item.4: A Sanctuary for Deer, Peacocks, and People item.5: The Hide-and-Seek Bird of the Timberline item.6: Configurations of the New World item.7: Letter from the editor Phyllis Johnson item.8: Advertisement folder with multiple printed ads

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.1
Booklet
Three perspectives on jazz, from three active musicians.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.2
Audio counterpart to Jazz: A Cool Duel. Demonstrates stylistic contrast through performance.
Side A: St. James Infirmary Blues
Side B: Israel, from Verve 8613

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.3
Booklet
Essay on non-mechanized skiing and alpine movement. Advocates terrain-reading, endurance, and independence.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.4
Booklet
Descriptive text on a Colorado ranch environment. Examines coexistence of wildlife, landscape, and human presence.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.5
Booklet
Natural history account of the white-tailed ptarmigan. Focus on camouflage, altitude, and seasonal behavior.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.6
Booklet
Edited excerpts from presentations at the. 15th International Design Conference in Aspen.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.7
Single Sheet
Publisher’s statement introducing Aspen, Outlines editorial intent and interdisciplinary scope.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.8
Folder with Multiple Inserts
Commercial and promotional material. Includes subscription information and contemporary print ads.
The Issue no.1 Box
Published 1965

Eight numbered items, including advertisements folder.
Designed by George Lois, Tom Courtos, and Ralph Tuzzo. Published 1965 by Roaring Fork Press, NYC.
Box Contents:
item.1: Jazz: A Cool Duel item.2: Phonograph record: Two Sides of Jazz item.3: Ski-Roaming, Lift-Shunning, Mountain-Touring item.4: A Sanctuary for Deer, Peacocks, and People item.5: The Hide-and-Seek Bird of the Timberline item.6: Configurations of the New World item.7: Letter from the editor Phyllis Johnson item.8: Advertisement folder with multiple printed ads

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.1
Booklet
Three perspectives on jazz, from three active musicians.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.2
Audio counterpart to Jazz: A Cool Duel. Demonstrates stylistic contrast through performance.
Side A: St. James Infirmary Blues
Side B: Israel, from Verve 8613

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.3
Booklet
Essay on non-mechanized skiing and alpine movement. Advocates terrain-reading, endurance, and independence.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.4
Booklet
Descriptive text on a Colorado ranch environment. Examines coexistence of wildlife, landscape, and human presence.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.5
Booklet
Natural history account of the white-tailed ptarmigan. Focus on camouflage, altitude, and seasonal behavior.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.6
Booklet
Edited excerpts from presentations at the. 15th International Design Conference in Aspen.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.7
Single Sheet
Publisher’s statement introducing Aspen, Outlines editorial intent and interdisciplinary scope.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.8
Folder with Multiple Inserts
Commercial and promotional material. Includes subscription information and contemporary print ads.
The Issue no.1 Box
Published 1965

Eight numbered items, including advertisements folder.
Designed by George Lois, Tom Courtos, and Ralph Tuzzo. Published 1965 by Roaring Fork Press, NYC.
Box Contents:
item.1: Jazz: A Cool Duel item.2: Phonograph record: Two Sides of Jazz item.3: Ski-Roaming, Lift-Shunning, Mountain-Touring item.4: A Sanctuary for Deer, Peacocks, and People item.5: The Hide-and-Seek Bird of the Timberline item.6: Configurations of the New World item.7: Letter from the editor Phyllis Johnson item.8: Advertisement folder with multiple printed ads

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.1
Booklet
Three perspectives on jazz, from three active musicians.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.2
Audio counterpart to Jazz: A Cool Duel. Demonstrates stylistic contrast through performance.
Side A: St. James Infirmary Blues
Side B: Israel, from Verve 8613

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.3
Booklet
Essay on non-mechanized skiing and alpine movement. Advocates terrain-reading, endurance, and independence.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.4
Booklet
Descriptive text on a Colorado ranch environment. Examines coexistence of wildlife, landscape, and human presence.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.5
Booklet
Natural history account of the white-tailed ptarmigan. Focus on camouflage, altitude, and seasonal behavior.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.6
Booklet
Edited excerpts from presentations at the. 15th International Design Conference in Aspen.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.7
Single Sheet
Publisher’s statement introducing Aspen, Outlines editorial intent and interdisciplinary scope.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.8
Folder with Multiple Inserts
Commercial and promotional material. Includes subscription information and contemporary print ads.
The Issue no.1 Box
Published 1965

Eight numbered items, including advertisements folder.
Designed by George Lois, Tom Courtos, and Ralph Tuzzo. Published 1965 by Roaring Fork Press, NYC.
Box Contents:
item.1: Jazz: A Cool Duel item.2: Phonograph record: Two Sides of Jazz item.3: Ski-Roaming, Lift-Shunning, Mountain-Touring item.4: A Sanctuary for Deer, Peacocks, and People item.5: The Hide-and-Seek Bird of the Timberline item.6: Configurations of the New World item.7: Letter from the editor Phyllis Johnson item.8: Advertisement folder with multiple printed ads

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.1
Booklet
Three perspectives on jazz, from three active musicians.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.2
Audio counterpart to Jazz: A Cool Duel. Demonstrates stylistic contrast through performance.
Side A: St. James Infirmary Blues
Side B: Israel, from Verve 8613

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.3
Booklet
Essay on non-mechanized skiing and alpine movement. Advocates terrain-reading, endurance, and independence.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.4
Booklet
Descriptive text on a Colorado ranch environment. Examines coexistence of wildlife, landscape, and human presence.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.5
Booklet
Natural history account of the white-tailed ptarmigan. Focus on camouflage, altitude, and seasonal behavior.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.6
Booklet
Edited excerpts from presentations at the. 15th International Design Conference in Aspen.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.7
Single Sheet
Publisher’s statement introducing Aspen, Outlines editorial intent and interdisciplinary scope.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.8
Folder with Multiple Inserts
Commercial and promotional material. Includes subscription information and contemporary print ads.
The Issue no.1 Box
Published 1965

Eight numbered items, including advertisements folder.
Designed by George Lois, Tom Courtos, and Ralph Tuzzo. Published 1965 by Roaring Fork Press, NYC.
Box Contents:
item.1: Jazz: A Cool Duel item.2: Phonograph record: Two Sides of Jazz item.3: Ski-Roaming, Lift-Shunning, Mountain-Touring item.4: A Sanctuary for Deer, Peacocks, and People item.5: The Hide-and-Seek Bird of the Timberline item.6: Configurations of the New World item.7: Letter from the editor Phyllis Johnson item.8: Advertisement folder with multiple printed ads

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.1
Booklet
Three perspectives on jazz, from three active musicians.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.2
Audio counterpart to Jazz: A Cool Duel. Demonstrates stylistic contrast through performance.
Side A: St. James Infirmary Blues
Side B: Israel, from Verve 8613

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.3
Booklet
Essay on non-mechanized skiing and alpine movement. Advocates terrain-reading, endurance, and independence.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.4
Booklet
Descriptive text on a Colorado ranch environment. Examines coexistence of wildlife, landscape, and human presence.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.5
Booklet
Natural history account of the white-tailed ptarmigan. Focus on camouflage, altitude, and seasonal behavior.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.6
Booklet
Edited excerpts from presentations at the. 15th International Design Conference in Aspen.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.7
Single Sheet
Publisher’s statement introducing Aspen, Outlines editorial intent and interdisciplinary scope.

MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.8
Folder with Multiple Inserts
Commercial and promotional material. Includes subscription information and contemporary print ads.