Peace is for everyone. From biblical times to the Greek philosophers to modern day heroes like Gandhi, the Dalai Lama and Martin Luther King, the message of peace has traveled through the ages. Today, just as the War Memorial in Washington DC sits as a reminder of the pain of war, it is time for its counterpart — a Wall of Peace.

The Peace Wall features the inner wisdom of kids and adults expressing their deep desires and visions for peace. Surrounded by the eternal messages of peace on the Peace Wall, people here and now can create their own Peace Flags and have their voices heard. The idea is to inspire others to know that peace can be a choice that ripples out to the world around us.

The Peace Wall tours cities, museums and events so that people everywhere can have their unique messages included on the Wall. Everyone can spread a little peace. Like laughter, peace can be contagious. Catch some peace and help spread it around! We invite you to share in the adventure!

Peace Wall Video

Peace Wall Gallery

The Peace Wall is on tour! Like so many individuals, groups, and schools, you can see and feel the power of the Peace Wall first hand at any of the following events
April 3rd ,2004 Jane Goodall's Birthday Celebration We celebrated Jane Goodall’s Birthday at Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens, San Marino, CA	June – November 2006: UCLA Fowler Museum The Peace Wall appeared at the opening of The Missing Peace: Artists Consider the Dalai Lama, at the UCLA Fowler Museum in June 2006. Take a look at the online photo gallery from this appearance.
November 2006 – January 14, 2007: LUMA in Chicago The Peace Wall joined LUMA (Loyola University Museum of Art) at The Missing Peace Exhibition in Chicago(See article). It was also a featured piece during LUMA’s World AIDS Awareness Day event.	March 2 - September 4, 2007: RMA in New York The next stop for the Peace Wall on The Missing Peace Exhibition Tour is the RMA (Rubin Museum of Art) in NY.

Click above to download the Peace Wall Manual

Randy Taran	Willow Zarlow
Making of the First Peace Wall

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