Both reminiscent and resonant, the new exhibition Instrumentos de silencio by Argentine artists Gonzalo Silva and Susana Silva is set to strike a chord. Take a peek inside the installation process as they go up in New York’s exploding arts district in Tribeca

Susana Silva’s Ritual, formulario e institución contains layers of meaning in its perforations that mimic text, illustration, and architecture. Learn more about it an other featured artworks.

Supplement your study & access inspiration through art and objects throughout history– including Maddison Colvin’s interactive video gameVirtual Temple Garden.

Have your kids hit the point of summer vacation where they're bouncing off the walls? Have them make some art to hang on them instead! Art at Home is a free, curiosity-boosting course that teaches artistic principles through the lens of Latter-day Saint artists and their work designed for families and kids.

UP(scale) is a curious new series of commissions by the Center that asks: “what happens when artists are asked to expand on their own work–this time, at a larger scale?” Explore the wide-ranging new works.

Unbox your own copy of this award-winning volume that analyzes and explores LDS art like never before. In its photo-filled pages, 24 authors dive deep into 22 different topics ranging from temple architecture, mormon cinema, art history, photography, and more.

Throughout the Center Virtual Festival 2025, artist Justin Wheatley brought his creative process directly to viewers through a live-streamed studio session, where he constructed a large-scale mixed media artwork in real time. The finished piece is available for acquisition to benefit the Center.

Music, opera, dance, drama, literature, ceramics, film, oil painting, and more. Dive into in-depth interviews with artists and scholars on wide-ranging topics of art with host Glen Nelson on the official podcast of the Center for Latter-day Saint Arts.