Land Art & Sculpture Museum
Art has long held a special place at Powder. From our most recently installed rainbow tunnel magic carpet by Gerard and Kelly, to the captivating sound installation by Susan Phillipz, and our rideable paper airplane sculpture by Griffin Loop, we believe that art can play an important and dynamic role in the mountain landscape, creating a sense of wonder while bringing us closer to nature.
To further our commitment to the arts, we’re establishing the Powder Art Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to celebrating the legacy of land art and supporting the vision of contemporary artists on Powder Mountain. One of our key initiatives is to create an open-air museum and sculpture park where visitors will experience site-specific artworks integrated throughout the terrain.
Access will be free and open to the public for hiking and biking during summer and fall months, and skiable with a season pass or lift ticket during the winter.
The Powder Art Foundation is made possible through the philanthropic support of founding and principal donor Reed Hastings.
