Pilar Pobil Celebration Gallery International award-winning nature photographer Linda Dalton Walker and nationally published poet and performance artist sarah ann woodbury [sic] spent the last year and a half identifying and journeying to the places where the Jordan River, Weber River, and Bear River flow into Great Salt Lake (GSL). The artists documented these places of convergence in an effort not only to educate themselves, but to carry this information to other Utahns. They had envisioned three sites where water met Great Salt Lake, but as they waded through mud and miles of shallow water, they witnessed the water flowing as complex deltas that were difficult to locate and nearly impossible to traverse. In some cases, the rivers were diverted so much, there wasn’t a solid point where each river met the lake. In addition to Linda's 40 images and a few poems from Sarah, there will be 6 other artists with their work on display: Bill Petersen Ash Gerlach Jeanne Hansen Brekke Sjoblom Mary Perry Doug Tolman https://www.lindadaltonwalker.com/newsletters https://www.culturalcelebration.org/exhibits

Pilar Pobil Celebration Gallery International award-winning nature photographer Linda Dalton Walker and nationally published poet and performance artist sarah ann woodbury [sic] spent the last year and a half identifying and journeying to the places where the Jordan River, Weber River, and Bear River flow into Great Salt Lake (GSL). The artists documented these places of convergence in an effort not only to educate themselves, but to carry this information to other Utahns. They had envisioned three sites where water met Great Salt Lake, but as they waded through mud and miles of shallow water, they witnessed the water flowing as complex deltas that were difficult to locate and nearly impossible to traverse. In some cases, the rivers were diverted so much, there wasn’t a solid point where each river met the lake. In addition to Linda's 40 images and a few poems from Sarah, there will be 6 other artists with their work on display: Bill Petersen Ash Gerlach Jeanne Hansen Brekke Sjoblom Mary Perry Doug Tolman https://www.lindadaltonwalker.com/newsletters https://www.culturalcelebration.org/exhibits

Pilar Pobil Celebration Gallery International award-winning nature photographer Linda Dalton Walker and nationally published poet and performance artist sarah ann woodbury [sic] spent the last year and a half identifying and journeying to the places where the Jordan River, Weber River, and Bear River flow into Great Salt Lake (GSL). The artists documented these places of convergence in an effort not only to educate themselves, but to carry this information to other Utahns. They had envisioned three sites where water met Great Salt Lake, but as they waded through mud and miles of shallow water, they witnessed the water flowing as complex deltas that were difficult to locate and nearly impossible to traverse. In some cases, the rivers were diverted so much, there wasn’t a solid point where each river met the lake. In addition to Linda's 40 images and a few poems from Sarah, there will be 6 other artists with their work on display: Bill Petersen Ash Gerlach Jeanne Hansen Brekke Sjoblom Mary Perry Doug Tolman https://www.lindadaltonwalker.com/newsletters https://www.culturalcelebration.org/exhibits