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    Saint Louis Art Museum director Min Jung Kim is at home with art

    Min Jung Kim has spent her vocation performing with art, but has almost no artwork in her very own residence. “I really accumulate pretty little,” she states. “The ideal aspect of my job is becoming capable to wander by means of the galleries and get pleasure from wonderful works of art practically as if they were an extension of my individual dwelling.” The Saint Louis Art Museum’s 34,000-piece collection is at Kim’s fingertips now that she’s taken the helm as the museum’s director. One of her priorities, she says, is to keep on producing all those masterpieces accessible to as several people as possible. Even in advance of accepting the…

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    New art exhibit in SLC features female Latter-day Saint artists

    SALT LAKE Town — A new art exhibit exclusively features the will work of Latter-day Saint women artists, making a statement about the Divine Female. From their religion and their hearts arrive creations of 130 Latter-day Saint women artists that reflect a exceptional non secular thought. Three curators brought these artists together in an worldwide exhibit — their third triennial exhibition titled “Certain Ladies.” The phrase is taken from the scriptures. Nicole Woodbury explained the idea with more than one particular which means appealed to them. “We like that title due to the fact it has a double entendre of certainty of figuring out the divinity of Christ and also currently…

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    Q&A: Historian Richard Bushman and the relevance of Latter-day Saint art

    What was the first substantial work of art in the history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints? If you ask Richard Bushman, considered by many as the dean of historians in Mormon studies, the answer centers around the church’s earliest temples. “The Saints, without means, in their time of poverty, put a huge amount of effort into the Kirtland temple,” Bushman told the Deseret News. “They carved those sunstones, moonstones and star stones because the temple deserved to be beautified and honored by art. If you put beauty at the center of our religious culture, that means it’s sort of essential. Our greatest work of Mormon art,…

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