Alumni Arts

Three BYU Alumni have pieces included in the "Work and Wonder: 200 Years of Latter-day Saint Art" exhibit.

Ceramics professor Sylvia Ramachandran Skeen combines clay and machine parts to connect the tangible with the spiritual.

The artwork of Brian Kershisnik brings heaven to earth and elevates the mundane with meaning.

One BYU alum sees art as a conversation with himself.

Members of the Ghost Army were presented with a Congressional Gold Medal designed by a BYU illustration professor.

See Paige Crosland Anderson's triptych of the atonement of Jesus Christ, recently acquired by the MOA.

In a game-changing new course, students dive deep into BYU’s mission and find their place in a community of belonging.

Three religious-education colleagues share a love of performing magic.

Alumna artist Audrey White Day has been capturing viewers with her art since the first grade.

Alumnus artist Royden Card paints and creates woodcuts of the beauty he sees in his Southern Utah home.

BYU string players take the stage alongside the National Parks band.

Brandon Sanderson teaches one of BYU's most popular courses—here's why aspiring writers flock to his class.

Alum Chris Peterson shares about his massive wildlife and nature murals that spark conversations and community pride.

Catholic Polish woodcarver Roman Śledź creates Book of Mormon woodcarvings based on his reading and Catholic background.

With its musical rhythm, BYU viola professor Claudine Bigelow finds another love in knitting.

BYU students claim the Best Animation title at the 42nd College Television Awards for Cenote.

Piano performance grad Savannah Jones shares her sonatas and concertos in a unique way.

Quilting is about expression for BYU alum Brittany Bowen Burton.

BYU’s Living Legends gets a new director—and creates a new show.

Construction workers feel the spirit of the HFAC and of the arts in their demolition duties.