Noel A. Carmack

Noel A. Carmack earned a BFA in illustration and an MFA in drawing and painting, both from Utah State University. He is currently an instructor of art at the College of Eastern Utah. He served as Preservation Librarian at Utah State University’s Merrill-Cazier Library for fourteen years. Aside from his interests in bookbinding and conservation, he has interests in visual art, the history of the nineteenth-century American West, and the art and cultural history of the Latter-day Saints. He has published on Mormon cultural topics in the Journal of Mormon History, Dialogue, Utah Historical Quarterly, and BYU Studies. In 2000, his BYU Studies article “Images of Christ in Latter-day Saint Visual Culture, 1900–1999,” generated a thoughtful discussion that led to the four articles which accompanied it.