Exploring Representation in Mormon Art: An Interview with Artist Rose Datoc Dall

Rose Datoc Dall is a Filipina American artist who is an award-winning contemporary figurative painter known for her bold colors and graphic compositions. Her most iconic pieces are sacred works on the life of the Savior. Rose received her BFA in Fine Art Studio and Art History from Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, VA. Rose is a wife and mother of 4 adult children, and grandmother or “Lola” to three grandchildren.

In this 37th episode of Dialogue Out Loud Interviews, Rose is interviewed by Margaret Olsen Hemming, the Art Editor for Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought.