“Artists are also like scientists,” reflects Kunlin He, an interdisciplinary artist and 2022 Ucross resident, whose work focuses on cultural, political and environmental issues. “Just like scientists, [artists] must travel so far beyond the limitation of knowledge… That's the reason that travel…
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Sometimes, what fuels art is as easy to see as the Wind River Range, or as tricky to pin down as grace. Other times, art is made possible by something far more tangible, and no less vital—like a plate of food. Chef Cindy Brooks knows this better than most. As head chef at the Ucross Foundation…
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In a dense city, the wind moves differently than it does across the high plains of Wyoming. It comes up against unnatural obstacles, ricochets off glass and steel. It might get stopped short, the same way one’s line of sight is abbreviated by urban structure. At the Ucross Foundation ranch…
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