Wu Chi-Tsung's Cyano-Collage 274 (2026) is featured at the Anderson Ranch Arts Center Live Auction
This past January, Wu Chi-Tsung was invited to the Anderson Ranch Arts Center in Colorado, USA, as a 2026 Visiting Artist. During his residency, he worked on campus, exchanged ideas with the Ranch's resident artists and students, and gave a public lecture and studio tour, sharing the trajectory of his practice and his experiments with materials.
Founded in 1966 and celebrating its 60th anniversary this year, the Anderson Ranch Arts Center is an internationally renowned center for art-making and critical dialogue. For decades, through its residencies, lectures, and workshops, it has brought artists together to exchange ideas and experiment with new and unprecedented forms of art. The Visiting Artists program is a core part of the Anderson Ranch Arts Center experience, offering artists dedicated time, space, and technical support to develop new work in dialogue with the community.
This residency deepened Wu’s affinity with Anderson Ranch’s mission and his fondness for the place and its people. Wishing to give back, to help sustain its work, and to benefit more artists, he has donated Cyano-Collage 274 in support of the live auction held during the Ranch Gala on July 15. As the center’s most important annual fundraiser, the auction channels its proceeds into scholarships and access to faculty and studio resources, nurturing emerging artists.
Text and image courtesy of the artist.
Learn more --
https://www.andersonranch.org/events/ranch-gala-live-auction-preview-2026/
