Three artists have taken their artistic works to new levels in the Center's new commissioned works of fiction, paintings, and screenplay. 

A limited edition artist’s book telling the intertwining narratives of survival and spiritual discovery in a post-apocalyptic setting.​ The characters of the two works tell their stories exclusively by writing and drawing on found objects, paper scraps, and notebooks.

In these two works, the artist plays with the ironies and tensions of an LDS chapel foyer. First, in her 2023 work, Jesus Painting Painting and now with a larger work Entrance based on a famous image by Heinrich Hofmann.

A feature-length screenplay about siblings in Taiwan pursued by gang rivals and a family curse is lavishly presented in this artist's book with the filmmaker's 66 photographs.

Learn more about Invisible Networks by Susana Silva, and explore more featured art.

Inspired by a Harlem Ward tradition, this esteemed Book of Mormon oil painter is inviting you to his house for a figure drawing session at the Center Virtual Festival.

Lisa Hess moved to New York at the age of 16 and a year later was asked to join the company of the New York City Ballet. That began an adventure with some of the great choreographers and dancers of the century, in a golden age of dance in America.

Supplement your study & access inspiration through art: John, Santa Fe Depot by Kyle Denning.