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Absence through Visual Representation: Bingham Canyon Mine at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts

By Hikmet Sidney Loe on June 4, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )

How many views does it take to depict the steady, human-formed creation of absence on the land? In the case of Utah Museum of Fine Art’s (UMFA) current exhibition Creation and Erasure: Art of the Bingham Canyon Mine, the answer is over one hundred. This well-researched, historical view of […]

Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

On Medium, Narrative, and Great Salt Lake: A Discussion with Matthew Coolidge and Tacita Dean

By Hikmet Sidney Loe on February 6, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )

Shot along the southwest coast of Great Salt Lake, CLUI’s Landscan presents only a fraction of the lake’s landscape, which in its entirety measures approximately 75 miles in length by 25 miles in width. The video, now on exhibit at Utah Museum of Fine Arts, runs 19 minutes and presents […]