Keynote Speaker Announced:

Richard Bushman

Prolific writer, historian, and author of Joseph Smith: Rough Stone Rolling, and co-founder of the Center will deliver the closing plenary on the topic of divine creativity at the Center Virtual Festival on May 30-31st, 2025.

  • Theater, Comedy, and Call of Duty: 3 Festival events you won’t want to miss

    We’ve crafted this festival to be a celebration that showcases Latter-day Saint art at its most joyful, unexpected, and alive. Here are three standout live sessions you won’t want to miss.

  • Come, Follow Me (Art Companion)

    Supplement your study & access inspiration through art and objects throughout history– War in Heaven by Sabrina Squires.

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    Save the Date, NYC: Exhibition opening 08.05.2025

    Artists Susana Isabel and Gonzalo Javier Silva, winners of the 2023 Ariel Bybee Endowment Prize are traveling from Argentina to present their work at Sargent's Daughters gallery in NYC.

  • Latter-day Saint Art

    Featured Artwork: Kazuko Covington

    "This quilt expresses the dedication of three generations of men to the word of God."

    Learn more about Ray’s Hope by Kazuko Covington, and explore more featured art.

  • Commercial edition of '93 CASTROL Now Available

    We’re pleased to share that ’93 Castrol by Daniel Yen Tu is now available as a commercial edition through Amazon. This unique screenplay is part of the Center’s UP(scale) series of works, and this more affordable edition benefits the Center.

  • THE INVESTIGATOR / THE OBSERVER now in Paperback

    You can now purchase The Investigator / The Observer by Todd Robert Petersen and Zoë Petersen on Amazon. This beautifully crafted work—previously available only as limited edition artist’s book—is now accessible to a wider audience to benefit the Center.

  • Latter-day Saint Art: A Critical Reader

    “This is a large and very useful compilation of scholars analyzing a variety of topics… This is a wonderful resource that I strongly recommend.” - Professor Benjamin Park, Historian & Author of American Zion: A New History of Mormonism

  • Introducing: UP(scale)

    What happens when artists expand on their own work— this time, at a larger scale? Explore three unique works of fiction, visual art, and screeplay commissioned by the Center.

Take a look back at everything the Center accomplished on 2024. With landmark exhibitions, to innovative publications, and performances & events from coast to coast, it was a banner year.