Tag: Diane Tuft

Modern West’s “Lake Effect” Reveals Great Salt Lake’s Peril in Visual Narratives

By Geoff Wichert on January 30, 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

Tears are made of salt water. Grief is love. Whatever I have come to know as love and grief, I have learned from Great Salt Lake. -Terry Tempest Williams The fate of Great Salt Lake is hardly more than a footnote in the longer story of how immigrant […]

Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

Salt Lake Reconsidered: Diane Tuft at the Kimball Art Center

By Hikmet Sidney Loe on March 4, 2009 • ( Leave a comment )

The surface of Great Salt Lake shimmers and glows as only an inland saline body of water can. It mesmerizes you into believing there are great depths and secrets below its facade, waiting for you to slowly eek out their mysteries. What if the facade is the answer, […]