The Utah Museum of Fine Arts acts not only as a place to display fantastic pieces of art, but as a platform for the modern art scene to shine through. This is done, of course, through dedicated exhibits. Though on the second floor, almost touched away from sight is the “Salt” exhibit.
“Salt” is an annual exhibit that shows off the talents of an up-and-coming artist, or artists that are currently on the rise. The artists are not limited to just the local area, as “Salt” tries to give voices to artists on a national level. For “Salt.17,” the most recent one, things have gone in a different direction with the current artist on show. Rather than being a new artist or rising figure, the work currently on display is done by an already established force in the artistic world: Adama Delphine Fawundu.
