[…] images of a fat or plump deity, including Heather Ruttan and Michelle Franzoni Thorley. In her untitled Instagram post from April 27, 2020 (fig. 12), Ruttan overtly ties this divine feminine to the body […]
[…] subject. I examine a variety of sources; many come from archival materials, the LDS LGBTQ organization Affirmation, Instagram accounts, blog posts, YouTube videos, and even advertising for commercial brands. These represent the variety of […]
[…] the voices of Latter-day Saints who advocate for partnership and inclusion for women in the Church. On Instagram (@womenonthestand) and her Substack, Women on the Stand, she highlights and shares the perspectives, stories, and insights […]
[…] University, her work has been exhibited nationwide, including at the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C. Follow Laura on Instagram: @lauraereksonart. Sarah Winegar, also from Salt Lake City, balances her artistic pursuits with her responsibilities as […]
[…] extensive collection of LDS artists. If there’s an artist that you like, I recommend looking up their Instagram account or website and browsing their digital galleries. MOH: Are there sections/topics/characters of the Book of […]
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[…] personalities (especially former Top Chef and Great British Bake Off contestants), Mormon influencers (broadly speaking—not just the Instagram mommy blogger ones), and any of the writers, journalists, and academics who seem to have good […]
[…] and here’s a few he skipped: Our Heavenly Father is pleased with your social media presence— the Instagram pics, the YouTube skits, and that new app with the name I can’t remember. God saw […]
[…] exploring the complexities of human experience and what lies below the surface of our communities, relationships, and Instagram accounts. She studied humanities and French at Brigham Young University and has a master’s degree in […]
[…] or popular historical tales, rather than professional histories. It looks at all kinds of fun material from instagram accounts to brand advertisements to see how these stories retell the past in order to comment […]