Learn more about IZZI’s “Three Churches” and discover other featured artworks.

Supplement your study & access inspiration through art and objects throughout history– including Signs That Aren’t Signs (Sewer Grate) by Ron Linn.

It’s a rare and remarkable achievement for any artist to exhibit in New York City—and an especially meaningful moment when two Latter-day Saint artists do so with such vision and vibrancy. Celebrate with the artists at the opening of Instrumentos de silencio (Instruments of Silence) on August 5th at 6:00 PM in New York.

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.

Inspired by the Greek myth from Ovid’s Metamorphoses, this opera by Steven Ricks and Stephen Tuttle tells of an elderly couple, Baucis and Philemon, who offer hospitality to disguised gods and are rewarded by being transformed into two trees. The opera comes together with collaborations in music, poetry, sculpture, and more.

“I see Latter-day Saint Art: A Critical Reader establishing the field of Mormon Art History within Mormon Studies in a very powerful way.” — Nicholas Strum, Scholars & Saints Podcast. Read more praise and learn more about the volume.

Meet the six artists–a writer, a composer, a choreographer, and three visual artists– joining the Center in New York this fall for a thrilling third year for the Artists Residency.

From heartfelt, to hopeful, and just plain hilarious, the Center Virtual Festival had a little bit of everything. Explore the agenda of exclusive recorded content from our recent 2-day festival of artists, musicians, filmmakers, comedians, writers, and other incredible creators from across the world.