Edie Tsong (Taiwanese American) is an artist / writer / facilitator. She has lectured nationally and exhibited internationally. Her work is collected in private and public collections including Sandy and Diane Besser, Anderson Museum of Contemporary Art, New York Public Library, and the Library of Congress. She was the Founding Director of Cut+Paste Society, a community of women writers and artists in the Santa Fe area (2009 - 2015), and the Founding Director of their project Snow Poems Project (2011 - 2018).

She is the recipient of the Lilla Jewel Foundation grant and the winner of the SPREAD 3.0 SITE Santa Fe grant. Tsong is a member of Mezcla Collective, women artists of color. She is a VONA alumna and the regional chair of Kundiman, Asian-American Writers. She lives and works in northern New Mexico with her daughter.

Tsong writes:

My practice as an artist/writer is an exploration of intimacy. How do "I" literally and metaphorically connect with "you"? How does this essential relationship connect me through time and physical space? How does this relationship change how we evolve as a collective? These interdisciplinary investigations through material, process, craft, language, and technology take the form of conceptual portraits, socially-engaged projects, writing, and radical bookmaking. They range in scale from small performances and objects to city-wide installation, cultural programming, and facilitated conversations.