A conversation in Schermer Meeting Hall at Anderson Ranch Arts Center with Visiting Critic David Antonio Cruz.

A conversation in Schermer Meeting Hall at Anderson Ranch Arts Center with Visiting Critic Damien Davis.

Ana María Hernando, from Argentina (b. 1959, Buenos Aires), is a Colorado-based multidisciplinary artist whose work focuses on the feminine, using empathy to make the invisible visible, and to question our preconceptions of the other and each other, including nature and the earth, their worth, and value.

Listen in for an Anderson Ranch visiting artist lecture with Diana Heise.

Listen in for an Anderson Ranch visiting artist lecture with Torbjörn Vejvi.

A conversation with Anderson Ranch Arts Center Visiting Critic Myra Greene.

A conversation with Anderson Ranch Arts Center Visiting Artist Arcmanoro Niles.

Alex Hedison is an artist and filmmaker living and working in Los Angeles. For the past twenty years, Alex Hedison has worked primarily with large and medium format cameras, in an effort to address the interstices between tradition and novelty by exploring the transitions between the two. She presents her work in series, and her photographs are a direct encounter between the individual and the immensity of the landscape. Her most recent work, A Brief Infinity (2022) explored cameraless techniques including chemigrams and hand-painted surfaces.

Wu Chi-Tsung (b. 1981, Taipei) graduated from the Taipei National University of the Arts in 2004 and is currently based in Taipei. His practice encompasses photography, video, installation, and experimental ink art, with a particular focus on reinterpreting traditional Asian art in contemporary contexts and on the dynamic nature of the image across technology, medium, and perception.

Sharon Harper is a lens-based artist. Her work is in collections at the Museum of Modern Art New York, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and the Denver Art Museum, among others. She has received a Guggenheim Fellowship in Photography, and residency fellowships that include Yaddo, the Headlands Center for the Arts, the MacDowell Colony, and the Ucross Foundation. Her monograph, From Above and Below, was published by Radius Books. She is a professor of Visual Art at Harvard University.