Commissioning new
Latter-day Saint Art
The Center commissions original works that invite artists to create ambitious, thoughtfully produced projects for our community and audiences. These commissions support artists in developing new work while expanding how faith-informed art can be experienced, collected, and shared. Discover past commissions through the years.
Annual Donor Print
Each year, the Center commissions an original, limited edition print by an LDS artist and presents it as an acknowledgement of any donor who contributes $10,000 or more in a calendar year.
2025: Abigale Palmer. Click to learn more about the linocut print.
2024: Jackie Leishman and Steve Peck. Click to learn more about the print.
2023: Corinne Geertsen. Click to learn more about the digital photo collage.
2022: Ricardo Rendón. Click to learn more about the handcut print.
2021: Jonathan Frioux. Click to learn more about the Risograph.
2020: Emily McPhie. Click to learn more about the lithograph.
2019: Daniel George. Click to learn more about the photograph series.
UP(scale)
This special limited project invited a small selection of artists to take a previous work and continue exploring the idea on a larger, more complex scale.
Daniel Yen Tu
Madeline Rupard
Todd Robert Petersen & Zoë Petersen
Annual Limited-edition Holiday Print
The Center commissions an original, limited edition print by an artist at Christmastime to celebrate the current landscape of Latter-day Saint art and to support its ongoing programs.
2025 Print: More Felt Than Seen
By Tyler Gathro
2025: Tyler Gathro
2024: Elise Wehle
2023: Leslie Graff
2022: Brian Kershisnik
Special Commission: Justin Wheatley
In honor of the Center’s first Virtual Festival in 2025, the Center charged visual artist Justin Wheatley with creating a mixed media original work via livestream that captured the spirit and themes of the festival.
