where to see

Permanent and long-term exhibits of Brian's work

The Difficult Part: Brian Kershisnik, aMid-Career Retrospective

Brigham Young University Museum of Art, Provo, UT

This exhibition, a mid-career retrospective, will feature over 100 artworks, including new, never-before-seen works made specially for this exhibition. Brian Kershisnik combines the holy with the whimsical and the familiar with the transcendent. Over the course of decades his art has captured the hearts and inspired viewers around the world.

This exhibition will be available for viewing from August 16, 2024 thru May 3, 2025.

Zions Technology Center, Zions Bancorporation

Midvale, UT.

In 2022 Zions Bancorporation commissioned two monumental oil paintings and twenty large drawings, which are on display at the new Zions Technology Center in Midvale, UT.

Beverly Taylor Sorenson Arts and Education Complex

University of Utah, SLC, UT

This U of U building (1721 Campus Center Dr) is home to Tanner Dance and the College of Education.  Both departments have commissioned works by Brian which are on display in public areas of the building.  Visitors are welcome to view the works free of charge during university business hours.  801-581-8221

Museum of Art

Brigham Young University, Provo, UT

Brian's popular depiction of Nativity is a part of the museum's permanent collection.  This monumental piece packed with life-size figures is on display year round and can be seen free of charge during regular museum hours (M, Th, F 10a-9p, T, W, Sa 10a-6p).  801-422-8287

LDS Conference Center

Salt Lake City, UT

She Will Find What Is Lost is part of the LDS Church's collection of religious works on display in their Conference Center on Temple Square (60 West North Temple).  While many are familiar with digital reproductions of this piece, the lively texture of oil paint and the large scale of the original is often surprising to visitors, offering another rich layer of experience with this image.  The public can view works daily between the hours of 9a-9p, but because the Conference Center occasionally closes to the public for events, it's recommended that groups schedule a tour.  801-240-4931

Springville Museum of Art

Springville, UT

Springville's jewel of a museum (126 E 400 S) is home to several exhibits every year, and Brian's work often participates in their Annual Spring Salon. Their permanent collection features a classic Kershisnik painting, Flight practice with instruction, and visitors can see the piece free of charge during regular museum hours (T, Th, F, Sa 10a-5p, W 10a-9p).  801-489-2727

Communal Restaurant

Provo, UT

Communal (102 N University Ave) is another of Utah Valley's best restaurants, and its art collection mirrors its food philosophy.  It features a collection of works by various community artists gathered in for a communal sharing with patrons. Their event room features a revolving body of Brian's work that changes as pieces sell. Have lunch (T - F 11:30a-2p), dinner (M - Sa 5-10p), or Brian's personal favorite, Saturday brunch (9a-2p) to get a little taste of the larger Provo art community.  801-373-8000