When I visit a place, the art I consume there is inextricably linked to my memories of where I visited. When I rewatch a film I first saw on vacation, I feel like I’m right back where I first watched it. Director Quentin Tarantino’s “Reservoir Dogs” will forever be connected to my first day in Prague when I watched it while too exhausted to leave the comfort of my AirBnB. This past summer, I lived in western Wyoming for just less than two months while taking classes and doing research, the longest I’ve ever spent outside southeast Michigan. I was born, raised and now go to school within an hour’s driving distance of Detroit. But for the first time in my life, I got to explore a new part of the country, find a new home in the west and experience art along the way.