The University of North Florida was honored to showcase a 200-foot segment of the extraordinary Peace Mural
created by artist Huong, a Vietnamese-born war refugee, peace activist, and internationally renowned artist. The full
mural is nearly 600 feet in length and 8 feet high, and until recently, has been permanently exhibited at Huong's Art,
War and Peace Museum in Jenson Beach,  Florida.

    At UNF, The Peace Mural was exhibited in the lobby of the Fine Arts
    Center, providing a fitting setting for a series of events at that venue
    throughout Peace Awareness Week, including a Symposium on Conflict
    Transformation. The exhibit was free and open to the public and
    garnered the interest of many who came to see it. Many persons were
    able to meet Huong and take part in one of several interactive
    workshops with the artist and her Mural.  Participants were invited to
    experience the Mural and to reflect upon their own thoughts about the
    challenge of peacemaking, and then to add their own words to the
    Peace Mural. Participants also had the opportunity to share in reflective
    dialogue with others about the impact of the Mural, and to consider
    what actions they might take to make a stand for peace in the world and
    in their relationships with others.















Interested in bring the Peace Mural to your community?
    To find out more about Huong's Peace Mural exhibition that took place at University of North Florida, or
    to inquire about making arrangements for the Peace Mural to be exhibited at other colleges or
    universities, please email Dr. John W. Frank

    Plans are underway to bring the Peace Mural to New York City and Washington, DC.
Huong's PEACE MURAL at the University of North Florida