Each week, we bring you a new work by a Latter-day Saint artist. This week’s featured artwork is Theophany by Camilla Stark. Learn the story behind the art and discover more featured art.

The Lorax, teenage Jesus, yellow minions, and corn pudding: It’s all happening at the Center Virtual Festival. Join the Emmy-winning writer/producer for a musical deep dive into his creative career & latest work for the stage, interviewed by Atlantic journalist McKay Coppins.

Step into the vibrant world of John Held, Jr., curated by the Center’s Glen Nelson. Famous for his colorful depictions of flappers, humorous illustrations of college life, and sharp social commentary, Held's work defined the spirit of the 1920s and 1930s.

(Re)discover the Doctrine & Covenants and scaffold your Come, Follow Me studies and lessons with works of art that will spark discussion. This week, support your study with The Flowers by Tyler Gathro.

After an emerging-artist blitz of 26 New York exhibitions in just 7 years, the award-winning visual artist Valerie Atkisson de Moura hit a wall. Throughout immense physical, mental, and emotional hurdles, the artist's focus of creating art based on family history sustains her and propels her forward.

Explore the Center’s new published book through a new podcast, Latter-day Saint Art. Find the latest episodes, read praise for the book, and find out how to order your own copy of this stunning volume of essays.

The Center has designed and commissioned multiple courses, including Art at Home, a dynamic online course that helps individuals and families engage with art using works by and about Latter-day Saints. Explore this course and other curriculum resources.

Like lots of things during the pandemic season, many projects from the Center’s Art for Uncertain Times may not have gotten their full day in the sun. It’s been five years since the Covid-19 shutdown, and we’re taking a look back.