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La Danse (I) by Henri Matisse,
1909, oil on canvas,102.4 x 153.9 in. |
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I've always believed that art speaks most profoundly when it
actually has something to say. Communicating with a viewer is a powerful
opportunity, and
The Peace Project engages artists to do that very thing—submit
artworks for an exhibition organized around each individual artist's vision of
peace.
Peace is a word that can pull us in a lot of different
directions, from inner quietude and calm to laying down arms to an end to
violence and war. If this idea has ignited thought-provoking ideas for you, think
about taking it one step further and expressing those reactions and responses in your artwork.
The Peace Project is taking submissions until August 29. For
more information, visit their website to see how to submit your work, what the
awards are for winning submissions, and where the selected works will be exhibited.
