Fallen Fruit of Utah, solo exhibition, 2011
An eclectic collection of art, craft and domestic objects depicting fruit in various forms, assembled against a backdrop of specially designed wallpaper. Created for the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art, the art was selected from the collections of ten regional museums and borrowed from numerous Utah residents. Among the themes they explored are the social meaning of the watermelon, the role of the grape and wine, the symbolism of fruit orchards, and the variety of interpretations found in the Garden of Eden and the Tree of Life.
