[…] does have its weaknesses. Lacking an index, Seeing Salt Lake City requires readers to flip through in search of a remembered image, rereading Barnett’s three- to four-sentence captions in search of dates or other […]
[…] museums and has received numerous awards, grants, residencies, and commissions. His work is in collections around the world, including the Corcoran Museum of Art, Washington, D.C., and the Museum of Modern Art, New York […]
[…] of a thousand feet on the wet pavement of Liege. Feels strange to be thrown into a world you’re not part of; I look around me and can’t shake the feeling that we’re all […]
[…] Mormon families subscribed to the Era, and it was the one publication Mormons all over the English-speaking world received in the 1960s. In those days it took advertisements for all kinds of products and […]
[…] swabbed everything in sight, it would not have made any difference. I know that. I’ve traveled the world, and there are many who thought they’d escape. They crouch under cliffs and swim across rivers, […]
[…] in random points and recognitions, Moving and brewing beneath your own hand. Respond to Word of God inside your mind: Call the involvement creation, as the eyes Of the Gods gaze infinity into finite forms.
Dear friends, I received the news about the fire from Mary Johnston at work Monday morning. After clicking open a few images and reading Steve Rowley’s wonderful tribute, strong waves of grief welled up […]
When Leo said yesterday, “ The Cambridge church is burning down,” my first words were, “Oh, no. I hope they can at least save the organ,” a modest but serviceable pipe organ—always a treasure […]
So many memories! It would take a book to record them all. I was there from 1976 to 1983 and returned many times, including a three-and-a-half month visit in 1997.
Carrol and Edwin Firmage contributed papers to the fall issue that review Mormon history during the nineteenth century and early twentieth centuries and scriptural precedent, in an attempt to motivate a Mormon audience toward […]