At 7 p.m. on Thursday the Spori Art Gallery opened a new exhibition featuring artwork depicting Jesus Christ.
The gallery was packed with students, faculty and community members alike.
The below photos capture some of the environment and energy from the opening of the new exhibit.
Patrons line up outside the Spori Art Gallery to look at artwork featuring Jesus Christ. Image Credit: Samuel DotyPatrons mingle and admire the Christ-centered exhibit. Image Credit: Samuel DotyPatrons snack on refreshments provided at the opening. Image Credit Samuel DotyThis couple admires the famous painting, "Jehovah Creates the Earth (Jesus Christ Creates the Earth and the Heavens)," by Walter Rayne. Image Credit: Samuel DotyPatrons admire the brushstrokes of "For Unto Us a Child Is Born" by Lynne Millman-Weidinger. Image Credit: Samuel Doty
Some of the featured paintings are in the Church's Sunday school manual of the Church, "Come Follow Me," and one of the paintings was featured by Kristen M. Yee in the October 2024 General Conference.
Smile! Image Credit: Samuel DotyTwo students visit at the exhibit opening. Image Credit: Samuel DotyPatrons admire "Living Waters" by Rose Datoc Dall. Image Credit: Samuel DotyStudents admire a statue out of frame next to "Son of Man" by J. Kirk Richards. Image Credit: Samuel DotyA Patron admires "The Hunted Guilder, 1878" by Rembrandt van Rijn. Image Credit by Samuel DotyTwo patrons discuss" Christ Triumphs Over Sin and Death" by Peter Paul Rubens. Image Credit: Samuel DotyPatrons mingle at the Spori Art Gallery opening of "Behold the Lamb," an exhibit featuring paintings from the life of Jesus Christ. Image Credit: Samuel Doty"And I Partook" by Kristen M. Yee. Image Credit: Samuel Doty
"We warmly invite the community, friends, and families to visit the exhibit, meditate on the Savior’s life and ministry, and experience the power of art to testify of His eternal love," according to the Spori Art Gallery website.
The exhibit will remain on display and open to the public at no entry cost Monday-Friday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., and from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturdays, through December 19.
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