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Put the power of art to work in your actions for peace. Below are some web sites of interest and assistance.
Another Poster for Peace.com/: This art is an antidote to the current marketing of the Iraq war agenda. The art on this site is copyright-free, which means you can do absolutely anything you want with it. For ideas on
how to use it, click here.
Songs and Chants for Peace from the UnitedForPeace.org web site. 1-2-3-4, We don't want another war. 5-6-7-8, Stop the Killing, Stop the hate!
Project Equinox the poetry of 251 poets from 24 nations promoting world peace through poetry.
The Origin of the Peace Symbol: the story behind one of the most widely known symbols in the world.
The Art for Peace Network: children's artwork with the theme of transcending cultural differences and encouraging global peace. Good online gallery.
World Peace Initiatives focuses on promoting global peace through the collaborative, creative planning of large-scale outdoor artworks to be carried out subsequently at sites in five participating nations: China, Australia/Tasmania, Italy, Norway, and the United States (other countries are welcome to participate.)
Celebrating Peace: an online art gallery featuring all types of children's art. Peace themes change periodically in order to keep the collection fresh and new.
The
Peace Museum is a non-profit cultural and educational institution
located in Chicago...the first and only museum in the United States
dedicated to promoting the cause of peace. A developing web site with good links and announcements.
The image on this page is entitled the Holy Spirit Window by Louis Comfort Tiffany. Completed about 1895, This is one of eight windows created for the First Presbyterian Church in Springfield, Illinois. The window, depicting a dove descending among the folds of brilliant sunlight, is installed in the east end of the building. The window is unusual in its radial structure design, the result of Louis Comfort Tiffany's life-long study of light. Depth is achieved through the use of up to three layers of glass in places, and the border sparkles with sapphire and emerald colored jewels.
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