Submit your own Peace Flag!
In celebration of Gandhi's birthday and the International Day of Non-Violence, the Rubin Museum is asking people of all ages to create and submit their own peace flag. The completed flags will be strung together and hung throughout the museum during Family Day on October 2, 2010.
The International Day of Non-Violence marks Mohandas “Mahatma” Gandhi’s birthday, and his philosophy of satyagraha, or non-violent resistance. The peace flags hung at the Rubin Museum
will reflect peoples’ personal interpretations, feelings, and thoughts about satyagraha and what peace means to them.
-1 foot x 1 foot squares of fabric are available to pick up at the main entrance at the Rubin Museum of Art, or use your own piece of 1 foot x 1 foot fabric or paper.
-Use words, pictures, and any medium you like to express your thoughts and feelings about satyagraha
and peace.
-Return your completed peace flag to the Rubin Museum’s front desk during museum hours; to 140 W. 17th Street during closed hours; or send it to Rubin Museum of Art: 150 West 17 Street; New York, NY 10011; Attn: Family Learning.
-All submissions are due by September 20, 2010.
The International Day of Non-Violence marks Mohandas “Mahatma” Gandhi’s birthday, and his philosophy of satyagraha, or non-violent resistance. The peace flags hung at the Rubin Museum
will reflect peoples’ personal interpretations, feelings, and thoughts about satyagraha and what peace means to them.
-1 foot x 1 foot squares of fabric are available to pick up at the main entrance at the Rubin Museum of Art, or use your own piece of 1 foot x 1 foot fabric or paper.
-Use words, pictures, and any medium you like to express your thoughts and feelings about satyagraha
and peace.
-Return your completed peace flag to the Rubin Museum’s front desk during museum hours; to 140 W. 17th Street during closed hours; or send it to Rubin Museum of Art: 150 West 17 Street; New York, NY 10011; Attn: Family Learning.
-All submissions are due by September 20, 2010.
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