Refashioned beyond recognition, Salt Lake City hosted the Winter Games in February 2002. While the world partied Olympically—Budweisers in hand, whooping it up in chaotic street fetes—Latter-day Saints found haven in the LDS Conference […]
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A native of Salt Lake City, Lane Twitchell lives with his family in Brooklyn. He has exhibited widely in galleries and museums and has received numerous awards, grants, residencies, and commissions. His work is […]
[…] I have been saying that the number of LDS writers, painters, photographers, composers, etc., in New York City is about fifty, but that figure (which does not include performing artists) is frequently closer to […]
On the hottest of days in the sweltering summer of Philadelphia— when city streets sizzled like bacon with paved heat and the smothered air
[…] a 60 Minutes segment about them in the late 1980s. During a western vacation, I visited Colorado City, Arizona, on January 2, 1988, and talked my way into some friendships which continue to this […]
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