'Exodus' makes Salt Lake stop

Mary Dickson, left, of Salt Lake City and Sophie Grenier of Quebec City walk through "Exodus," a 300-piece photography exhibit by Brazilian Sebastiao Salgado at The Leonardo in Salt Lake City Friday. The exhibit, which opens to the public on Oct. 1, is the first major public event to take place in the old city library building since it closed several years ago.

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