Breaking New Ground in Latter-day Saint Art

Latter-day Saint Art: A Critical Reader wins 2024 AML Award in Criticism

“This groundbreaking collection represents the first expert critical treatment of Mormon visual art and establishes a solid foundation not only for future scholarship but for Latter-day Saint self-understanding writ–or drawn–large.” –Association of Mormon Letters

A global celebration of LDS art, inspiration, and connection are all waiting. Access recordings of the Center’s first-ever virtual festiva now.

  • Congratulations to Glen Nelson, AML Lifetime Achievement Award Winner

    We’re thrilled to share that Glen Nelson, co-founder of the Center for Latter-day Saint Arts, has received the 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award from the Association for Mormon Letters. The award recognizes Glen’s decades of creativity, community building, and scholarship—including his tireless work connecting and elevating Latter-day Saint artists across disciplines.

  • Come, Follow Me (Art Companion)

    Supplement your study & access inspiration through art and objects throughout history– Bryan Mark Taylor’s
    Jaipur Fruit Market.

  • Latter-day Saint Art

    Featured Artwork

    Learn more about Justin Wheatley’s painting-in-progress he created live during the Center Virtual Festival.

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    Podcast: Car Chases and Curses in Taiwan from Filmmaker Daniel Yen Tu

    Taiwanese Australian filmmaker Daniel Yen Tu tells about a new book project and screenplay, '93 Castrol–the fast-paced story of siblings, a stolen race car, and a search for redemption from self-described low-lifery. The discussion contains something even bigger--an emerging artist discovering identity, voice, and a newfound sense of authenticity.

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.