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Seeking current BYU student to assist with art historical research for the Book of Mormon Art Catalog. Researcher will help locate and analyze images, develop written and video content, input data, and request image permissions. The ideal candidate will have art historical training, research experience, familiarity with the Book of Mormon, and strong attention to

The “Come Follow Up” series on BYUtv features the Book of Mormon Art Catalog this week! In the second half of the episode Jenny Champoux talks about the project and shares a couple artworks from the catalog. Also joining are scholars Melissa Inouye and Jason Olson, and host Ben Lomu. Watch it now on the

Scripture Central put together a video highlighting submissions to their Book of Mormon art contest over the past few years. Check it out to see some of these creative and beautiful works. We’ve added these artworks to the Book of Mormon Art Catalog where you can find more information about them, including links back to

We felt it important to add a statement on race in Book of Mormon art. You can find it under the “About” tab on our website. Written by Meagan Anderson (doctoral student at the University of Oklahoma), Emma Belnap (catalog research assistant), and Jennifer Champoux (catalog director), it reads: The Book of Mormon teaches that

The Book of Mormon Art Catalog is one year old and growing! We’re still adding hundreds of new artworks every month. Here are a few facts to celebrate our first year… 3,972 Artworks in the Book of Mormon Art Catalog 704 Artists in the Book of Mormon Art Catalog 54 Nations represented in the Book

Today we celebrate 200 years since the angel Moroni appeared to Joseph Smith, ushering in the Restoration and the translation of the Book of Mormon. This 1910s crayon and conte drawing by Utah portrait artist Lee Greene Richards is one of the very earliest depictions of Moroni as an angel.

“The people gathered themselves together throughout all the land, that they might go up to the temple to hear the words which king Benjamin should speak unto them” (Mosiah 2:1). Gathering with family and friends to listen to the prophet is a long-standing tradition. In this painting by Gary L. Kapp, families in ancient America

In honor of International Women’s Day we’re sharing some of the stunning images of women in the Book of Mormon Art Catalog… Brent Borup, “Abish” http://book-of-mormon-art.local/catalog/abish-7/ Rose Datoc Dall, “Sariah in the Wilderness” http://book-of-mormon-art.local/catalog/sariah-in-the-wilderness/ J. Kirk Richards, “Our Women Were Strong” http://book-of-mormon-art.local/catalog/our-women-were-strong/ Minerva Teichert, “Morianton’s Maidservant” http://book-of-mormon-art.local/catalog/moriantons-maidservant-2/ Walter Rane, “Oh, Blessed Jesus” http://book-of-mormon-art.local/catalog/oh-blessed-jesus/ Rebecca Jesse,

Celebrating Black History Month at the Book of Mormon Art Catalog! (Title graphic by Elizabeth Finlayson) Rose Datoc Dall, “White Apple Gatherer” http://book-of-mormon-art.local/catalog/white-apple-gatherer/ Stephanie Kay Northrup, “Alma Comforts Amulek in His Afflictions 2” http://book-of-mormon-art.local/catalog/alma-comforts-amulek-in-his-afflictions-2/ Joseph Banda, “Hold to the Rod” http://book-of-mormon-art.local/catalog/hold-to-the-rod-3/ Courtney von Savoye, “Reap Your Reward” http://book-of-mormon-art.local/catalog/reap-your-reward/ Melissa Tshikamba, “Tree of Life” http://book-of-mormon-art.local/catalog/tree-of-life-27/ David