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Founded in 1968, Evans & Sutherland Computer Corporation produces hardware and software to create highly realistic visual images for simulation, training and engineering. Its visual systems are used in military and commercial programs, as well as planetariums and interactive theaters. The company s products include displays, image generators, digital theater programs and mission command trainers. Evans & Sutherland s EPX product is a line of PC-based visual systems for full-mission military training. Its Continuous Texture program provides a high-resolution, textured backdrop to a 3-D training environment. The company reported annual revenue of more than $69 million in 2004. Evans & Sutherland employs approximately 275 people worldwide and is headquartered in Salt Lake City.

Tapahe Art Photography, led by contemporary artist Eugene Tapahe, showcases artwork deeply inspired by Din Navajo traditions and modern experiences, reflecting the beauty and resilience of Native American culture. With a Master of Fine Arts degree from Brigham Young University, Tapahe employs various visual mediums—including photography, video, printmaking, installation, and mixed-media sculpture—to create a balance between the past and present while celebrating Indigenous identity. Tapahe's work aims to transcend worldly uncertainties, drawing from the Navajo concept of harmony and balance, and incorporates natural materials and traditional harvesting methods to preserve its spiritual essence. His upcoming exhibitions, including "Art Heals: The Jingle Dress Project," underscore art's potential to heal and connect individuals through shared cultural narratives. Generated from the website