5 things you never knew about the Christus statue
by Matthew O. Richardson, adapted from "The Christus Legacy" | Fun
Editor's note: This adaptation from Matthew O. Richardson's The Christus Legacy originally ra...
Why BYU professor Anthony Sweat paints little-seen moments from Church history and what he wishes people better understood about them
by LDS Living Staff | Makes You Think
Anthony Sweat isn’t just a BYU religion professor and an author; he is also a talented artist. We rec...
The story behind the first baptism for the dead in this dispensation is one you may have never heard
Did you know the first baptism for the dead was a mother acting in proxy for her recently deceased son? Did...
8 powerful images of Christ perfect for your home
As we head into the end of the year, we focus our thoughts on the Savior and celebrate the birth of the Sav...
Learn more about the 13 beautiful pieces of artwork on the Church’s Instagram last weekend
by Morgan Jones
You may have noticed the Church’s Instagram account sharing a number of beautiful art pieces along wi...
Enjoy art from the BYU MOA like never before with virtual curator tours, a new app, and more
Brigham Young University’s Museum of Art (MOA) has closed during COVID-19. But since you can’t visit the mu...
‘All Are Alike unto God’: Calling artists for the Church’s 12th International Art Competition
by Emily Abel
Does the phrase “All are alike unto God” stir something inside you? Do you enjoy expressing thoughts and em...
Artist Captures Portrait of Joseph Smith—On an Oreo Cookie
by Morgan Jones | Fun
Artist Christopher Creek laughs when asked if his Joseph Smith Oreo art is the first time he’s ever sculpte...
Q&A with Jorge Cocco, a Convert Who Caught Latter-day Saints' Attention with "Sacrocubism"
by LDS Living Staff | Fun
Self-taught Argentinian artist and Latter-day Saint convert Jorge Cocco Santángelo has caught the attention...
Capturing the Vision: Joseph Smith's First Prayer Through the Eyes of Those Who Have Portrayed It
by Jannalee Sandau | Makes You Think
*This story originally appeared in the March/April 2020 issue of LDS Living . As we celebrate the 200th ann...