
10 works you should know
by the Center’s 2024 Artists in Residence
Each year, the Center brings a group of artists (writers, composers, choreographers, filmmakers, and visual artists) to New York. Artists soak in the city’s abundance, have dedicated time to work on new projects, and form a community with other Latter-day Saint artists.
This year’s artists are:
Vanessa Cook, Switzerland, choreography
Dylan Findley, Ohio, music composition
Michelle Nixon, Utah, visual art
Isaac Richards, Utah, literature
Justin Wheatley, Utah, visual art
Darlene Young, Utah, poetry
1
Justin Wheatley
The House Where the Spirit Was Strong (2021)
Acrylic on panel, 22 x 22 inches
Collection of the artist
2
Michelle Nixon
“A Means Hardly Forgotten”
12" x 16" Watercolor
6
Isaac Richards
“Upon Seeing a Student Carry Two Swords Across the Campus Courtyard”
Creative nonfiction
7
Michelle Nixon
“A Brief Collection of Humans”
12" x 16" Watercolor
8
Darlene Young
“There are Two Types of People in the World”
This poem appears in Darlene Young’s book Count Me In from Signature Press.