ICAP presented the latest iteration of its exhibition “Artists as Peacemakers” at Stravinski Auditorium, a major venue at the 49th Montreux Jazz Festival. On display July 3–18, this year’s version of the exhibit once again highlighted ICAP’s core value, establishing a peaceful world through the power of the arts. Each year, the ICAP exhibits at…
This splendid Swiss city on the northeastern shore of scenic Lake Geneva welcomes the world each July as Europe’s unofficial capital of jazz. The iconic Montreux Jazz Festival, with its broad appeal to musicians and aficionados from all corners of the globe, seems precisely the place to unveil “MUSIC – The Universal Language,” an exhibition…
Pasquerilla Spiritual Center—the largest interfaith spiritual center on any college campus in the United States—hosted ICAP’s exhibition, “Artists As Peacemakers.” The exhibition, consisting of brilliant photographs and inspirational quotes from artists around the world, filled the lobby of the spiritual center, allowing students, faculty, and members of the community to explore it at their leisure….
ICAP presented its latest exhibition, “Wayne Shorter and Quincy Jones—Tribute to Claude Nobs,” at Stravinski Auditorium, a high-visibility venue at the prestigious Montreux Jazz Festival. On display July 4–21, the exhibit celebrates three artists who not only made a tremendous impact on the music world but who brought people together through the power of music….
In the beautiful white-marbled rotunda of the Arkansas State Capitol in Little Rock, ICAP’s “Artists As Peacemakers” exhibit went on view October 22–26. David Ware, Capitol Historian, Arkansas Secretary of State’s Office, welcomed more than 100 people to the exhibit and presented guests, speakers and performances. Fondly recalling being part of ICAP’s “Children Are the…
The International Committee of Artists for Peace has announced the debut of a new exhibition, titled “Century of Women.” In light of the critical role of women in creating a peaceful future, the 21st century has been called the Century of Women. Throughout history, women have worked tirelessly—often behind the scenes—for the peace and safety…
(The following article comes to us courtesy of the Haverford High School website: www.haverford.k12.pa.us/hhs) There is no such thing as senioritis for Hope Schmid. With her college acceptance letter in hand, and AP tests done, you would think that this would be a time for her to relax and enjoy her last few days as…