# Laura Allred Hurtado

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Laura Allred Hurtado | The Church History Museum

In this first interview of our newest series, we speak with Laura Hurtado, Global Acquisitions Curator of the Church History Museum in Salt Lake City. We discuss the recent call for entries to the 11th International LDS Art Co…

Episode 25: Another View of the Mormon Trail with Laura Allred Hurtado

Artists Josh Clare, John Burton, and Bryan Mark Taylor worked for years on a project called Saints at Devil's Gate. It consists of landscapes capturing the Mormon Trail, the 1,300-mile route from Nauvoo, Illinois, to Salt Lake City, Utah, that mid-19th century pioneers traveled on their migration w…

Laura Allred Hurtado: Her Years at the Church History Museum

The former global acquisitions curator for the Church History Museum reflects on her tenure and influence on art in the Church with the aid of tributes written by artists and colleagues: Neylan McBaine, Walter Rane, Rose Datoc Dall, Alan Johnson, Valerie Atkisson de Moura, Annie Poon, Diane P. Stew…

Episode 25: Another View of the Mormon Trail with Laura Allred Hurtado

Artists Josh Clare, John Burton, and Bryan Mark Taylor worked for years on a project called Saints at Devil's Gate. It consists of landscapes capturing the Mormon Trail, the 1,300-mile route from Nauvoo, Illinois, to Salt Lake City, Utah, that mid-19th century pioneers traveled on their migration w…

Brontë Hebdon and the Church's Visual Culture

Art historian and Latter-day Saint Brontë Hebdon, a PhD student at the prestigious Institute of Fine Arts in New York City, discusses the Church's visual culture and how new approaches to art history and the exploration of objects affect identity, testimony, and gospel messaging. Liked this episod…

Episode 17: 10th International Art Competition Retrospective

In this episode, Mormon Artist podcast host Katherine Morris McKell discusses the 10th International Art Competition—sponsored by the LDS Church History Museum—with Laura Allred Hurtado, Glen Nelson, and Rita Wright. Laura Allred Hurtado was the curator and jury foreman for the competition, while R…

Episode 10: Laura Allred Hurtado on curating contemporary Mormon art

In this episode, Mormon Artist podcast host Katherine Morris interviews Laura Allred Hurtado, global acquisitions curator of art in the LDS Church History Department. Laura discusses several Mormon art exhibits she’s curated: Practicing Charity: Everyday Daughters of God for the Church History Muse…

King's English Backlash, Our Perfect Parks, Goodbye Quarters Sugar House

The King's English took heat over the weekend for promoting Gov. Spencer Cox's new book. Host Ali Vallarta, executive producer Emily Means, and newsletter editor Terina Ria discuss the backlash. Plus, finding our perfect park and local shoutouts. Resources and references: Utah bookstore canc…

Data Center Ripple Effect, Ideal Salt Lake Day, DadTok’s Demise

The conversation around the Box Elder County data center is having ripple effects throughout Utah. Executive producer Emily Means and social media manager Molly Miloscia break down the latest headlines. Plus, crafting an ideal day in Salt Lake and local shoutouts. Resources and references: …

The Center’s Studio Podcast’s 100th Episode: An Audio Exhibition, Pt. 4

Part 4: Emotional Moments -- In the finale of our celebration, we revisit clips from guests: Jamie Erekson, Samuel Evensen, Laura Allred Hurtado, Mauli Bonner, and Valerie Atkisson. These moving discussions become teary and include family tragedy, real-time stories happening during Covid, the highs…