Since its invention, photography has played a role in constructing and projecting Utah’s identity. Yet the most prominent images often reflect government and corporate interests, from the nineteenth-century promotion of Manifest Destiny to today’s marketing of the outdoor recreation industry. While our beloved landscapes­­­—unique, vast, and varied—are a deep source of pride, they represent only part of what Utah is as a place and people.

La ofrenda, a painting by renowned Mexican artist Diego Rivera, is on special loan from Art Bridges, an exciting new collection-sharing program

An installation inspired by the artist's hike around Great Salt Lake