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Paradise Found
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Paradise Found
After sitting in storage for decades, a replica of Lorenzo Ghiberti's celebrated sculpture gets new life at the BYU MOA.
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150 Moments That Made Brigham Young University
Discover the moments that made Brigham Young University in the 150 years since the school's founding as a small academy.
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Everyday Heaven: The Artwork of Brian Kershisnik
The artwork of Brian Kershisnik brings heaven to earth and elevates the mundane with meaning.
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Beauty in the Abstract
See Paige Crosland Anderson's triptych of the atonement of Jesus Christ, recently acquired by the MOA.
With artistry fit for a museum, these screen-print posters reminded students to register for class from 1978 to 1996.
Catholic Polish woodcarver Roman Śledź creates Book of Mormon woodcarvings based on his reading and Catholic background.
For 20 years, Carl Bloch's Christ Healing the Sick at the Pool of Bethesda has stood as the MOA's centerpiece.
Contemporary artist Vik Muniz invites us to look closer and explore new perspectives with his photographic delusions.
The Museum of Art at BYU doesn't just house beautiful works of art; it also provides free yoga sessions.
A BYU Museum of Art exhibit of Pulitzer-winning photography displays humanity at its best and worst.
A winding maze of woven willow saplings, created by artist Patrick Dougherty, meanders around the BYU Museum of Art.
In stirring essays, BYU professors—from law to history, sociology to mathematics—reflect on race relations today.
How many female greats can you name in this 40-foot mural done by Beatles album-cover artist Jann Haworth?
A work once lost to the art world is now among the most prized holdings at the BYU Museum of Art.
Channeling Van Gogh’s work of the same name, The Potato Eaters exhibit considers nostalgia.
Sunset in the Foothills is on display at the MOA through Aug. 13.
Painter and printmaker Walter Askin and lithographer Wayne Kimball love the artistically ironic.
Norman Rockwell’s paintings offered a hopeful vision for America. BYU professors share personal responses to classics.
Museumgoers enjoy Christensen’s Mormon Panorama, a collection of 22 monumental murals.
An exhibition at BYU’s Museum of Art provides a rare glimpse into the culture of China.
This MOA exhibit highlights the unique visual language of noted photographer Rodney Smith.