THE LAY OF THE LAND
The Center for Land Use Interpretation Newsletter
Fall / Winter 1997
 

CLUI Facilities in Los Angeles Expand

Field Report:
Industrial Lava Flows and Geyser-on-a-timer

Landscape of Steel
A Visit to an Industrial Corridor in Northern Indiana

Secret Government Studio

The Radon Baths:
Old Montana Mine Shafts Furnished as Radioactive Health Spas

Wendover Residence Program
New Studio Building

Wendover Residence Program
People in Place

Unusual Real Estate Listing #453:
Desert View Tower

Books, Noted

WENDOVER RESIDENCE PROGRAM

Wendover Residence Program
People in Place

 


"How to describe the Utah experience...I guess a lot of the experience was about vastness, but perhaps not the beautiful type. Not immediately anyway...I kept finding myself really far out in these wastelands and then suddenly being reminded of my own precarious situation..."

-John Reed, artist-in-residence at Wendover, pictured above on the salt flats, pondering the curvature of the earth.

John Reed and Jennifer Odem were the first residents to participate in the Wendover Residence Program, and we were grateful to have them there to work out the bugs in the system. In addition to working on art projects, John plumbed the bathroom and helped repair the roof of the building. Both John (a sculptor from San Diego) and Jennifer (an English sculptor living in Texas) will return in the Spring to install the sculptures they designed during their four week stay at the site last Summer. John also expects to show a series of stereoscopic images in the exhibit hall next year.

A few other residents have been selected, though most of the next group, to fill the Spring and Summer 1998 period, will be selected this winter. (If you are interested in applying to the Wendover Residence Program, get your application in as soon as possible.)