There are
no contractual or organizational connections between the Dayton International Peace Museum and the Missing Peace Art Space/UFWP.
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Helen Broadfoot
Drawing Paradise on the 'Axis of Evil'
Combat Paper Project Vol I
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Upcoming and Current Exhibitions THE FUTURE OF THE ART OF
PEACE AT THE MISSING PEACE ART SPACE

The Missing Peace Art Space
is a non profit organization operating under
the
501c3 organizational structure of the
Unitarian
Fellowship for World Peace .
The mission of the Missing Peace Art Space is to provide an artistic
forum for exploring
issues of peace and violence in a tolerant, non-commercial environment.
In the world's current polarized environment it is important to
recognize that the
concepts of "truth" and "being right" can be ideas that drive us apart.
Often a "truth" may be only as true as the moment or place that it is
experienced in.
Art is an excellent medium for allowing us to experience that moment.
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Member of the International
Network of Museums for Peace.
Dayton Daily News August 15, 2009
If you live near the greater Dayton area or are planning a visit, be
sure to visit the
Dayton International Peace Museum.
ART OF PEACE EXHIBITIONS FOR LOAN
*please
contact us for details
"Art of Peace" available
for loan.

"Show
of Respect"

Images from an art exhibition by Emily Johns

Iraq War Veterans done on
paper made from their
uniforms.
"You are not my Enemy"
poem written on the prints.
more about the project
<here>
around the world and their
stories of lost childhoods.
We can make a difference
with our own two hands
is the message.
Children and the Art of Peace
Past Exhibitions
Links to the Art of Peace