Art of Creation

Whether it’s art, essays, exercise routines, gardens, lesson plans, newsletters, recipes, relationships, services, web pages, or anything else, we can use our moral agency to identify our motivations to create, what mindsets we use, what we want to create, and how we evaluate these creations.

This exhibition explores human creativity in ways that are spiritually strengthening, intellectually enlarging, and leading to lifelong learning and service.

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“Channeling Your Creativity” by Elder Robert D. Hales

Blessing of Creativity

Exhibition Credits

Curator: Heather M. Seferovich, Education in Zion Gallery

Faculty Contributors: Marci Shaver-Adams (Biology), Stephanie Allen Egbert (Instructional Psychology & Technology), Clifton Farnsworth (Construction Management and Civil Engineering), Keely Glenn (Dance), Erin Holmes (School of Family Life), Bryan Hopkins (Plant and Landscape Systems), Roger Layton (Lee Library), Jason McDonald (Instructional Psychology & Technology), Tina Taylor (Counseling and Special Education), Fred Woods (Church History & Doctrine)

Curatorial Research Assistants: Cecily Verner, Eliza Dunn, Natalie Rasmussen, Isaac Smith, Olivia Ware

Exhibition Designer: Mylee Dockter

Videographer: Allison Pope

Special Thanks: Jon Schmidt (Piano Guys), Elizabeth Smart (HBLL), Jenne Jones (HBLL), Natalie Chipman (Physical Facilities), and McNeil Printing