The Hoberman Arch, an iconic relic from the 2002 Winter Games, is returning to display at Salt Lake City International Airport.
Photographers shoot photos of Gail Seay and The Hoberman Arch on the Medals Plaza stage, Friday, Jan. 25, 2002, just before the Winter Games began.It appears one of the most prominent relics from Utah’s 2002 Winter Olympics will again see the light of day — and soon.that resembles a human iris, but they stopped short of naming the work.“We look forward,” airport spokesperson Nancy Volmer said in a text message, “to providing more details at the reveal on Aug. 29.
Since its disassembly, a steady drumbeat of Utahns has called to return the arch to its former glory.and that the structure should be available for public viewing this year. The disassembled Hoberman Arch, a symbol of the 2002 Winter Games, sits among the weeds in Salt Lake City's impound lot on Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2014.
The Hoberman Arch’s return to public life comes as Salt Lake City’s pursuit of staging another Winter Olympics heats up.
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