An art project titled "Brother Joseph Again" aims to restore and reimagine the visual representation of Joseph Smith, according to the BYU Daily Universe. The project addresses how the LDS Church founder has been depicted in paintings, sculptures, and media over nearly two centuries.

The work explores how Smith's image has been idealized, contested, and adapted to serve different religious and cultural purposes. Artists and historians involved in the project examine both faithful portrayals and critical interpretations.

The Universe reports the project raises questions about historical accuracy versus devotional representation in religious art.