Due to the severe earthquake in Taiwan on Feb 6, 2016, many historical architecture were impact and damaged. In order to show the care and to help, Polymer runs an art charity event which call for artists to donate works for the sale. All income goes directly into cultural heritage restoration in Tainan. For the event, Wu, Chi-Tsung donates a new video artwork – Still Life 05 – Cherry and the work will be exhibited in UP26 charity exhibition at Polymer gallery. UP26 Earthquake Relief Charity Event Feb 27 – Feb 28, 2016 Polymer (3F, No.9, Section 1, Beitou Road, Taipei 112) 因應2月6日台灣所發生的地震，空場舉辦「UP26 震在藝起‧賑災義賣會」義賣活動。 吳季璁捐贈新作 – 小品之五 櫻 AP版，作品將於義賣展覽中展出。 義賣活動所得將全數捐助「台南市政府社會局社會救助金專戶0206震災—指定古蹟與歷史建物重建修繕 」災區古蹟重建之用。 義賣時間：2016/2/27、28 11:00-19:00 義賣地點：空場藝術聚落 （台北市北投區北投路1段9號3樓）  

Beyond the Frame: New Media Arts from Taiwan Long Beach Museum of Art 2300 East Ocean Boulevard Long Beach, CA 90803 USA Thurs: 11AM to 8PM Fri-Sun: 11AM to 5PM Phone: (562) 439-2119 March 11, 2016 – May 29, 2016 The Long Beach Museum of Art is honored to present Beyond the Frame: New Media Arts from Taiwan, an innovative exhibition featuring new media artists who continually evolve their creative practice with rapid advances in media technology. The exhibition includes the works of six Taiwanese artists: Daniel Lee, Shyu Ruey-Shiann, Lin Jiun-Ting, Tseng Wei-Hao, Wu Chi-Tsung, and Yao Chung-Han. These artists navigate the line between artistic tradition and modern technology conceptually as well as in form and medium. The exhibition includes works created with new technologies, including video art, virtual art, interactive art, and robotics. source Long Beach Museum of Art