LDS Cultural Heritage

This article describes a little about Keith Bond and LDS artist. You will find more about him here at keithbond.com.

Digital Curator is a new title that is being thrown around these days. Do a google search on the term and you will be amazed at how often it is used. Maybe someday I can officially claim that title but for now I will stick with blogger. Wow just think “Head Digital Curator of LDS Cultural Heritage” – NICE!!

Jon McNaughton’s newest painting “One Nation Under God” is very thought provoking. I also find it very beautiful to just look at and enjoy. The McNaughton Fine Art website has more about this picture if your interested.

I am looking forward to viewing the “Types and Shadows: Intimations of Divinity” exhibit at BYU Art Museum. Here is a DesertNew article that talks about it.

This link to the article on Fine Arts at The Encyclopedia of Mormonism is another great resource for background information about LDS Cultural Heritage. We will start to dig deeper in later articles.

If your in search of something to do that is a Utah Cultural Heritage experience. Give this Museum Directory site a try. Explore it search features and see what kinds of things you can find. It has a lot more than just museums in Utah.

Timelines are often used in to help researchers with understanding events and trends for a particular subject. I have started this timeline at Dipity which is being used by many big names in the industry. Please let me know if would like to contribute to this timeline. It is an easy thing for me give you access to make contributions. Enjoy.

I would like to share this page at Light Planet about Mormon and LDS Art. I know that it will be of interest to those who want to learn more about LDS Cultural Heritage.

LDS Art! What memories do you have? Share them with us! One memory that stands out for me of LDS Art is the works of Arnold Friberg found within the pages of the Book of Mormon. If you enjoyed his works then you will also enjoy the interactive version of those works at LDS Art Show.