Through collaborative community artwork and storytelling, we facilitate shared creative experiences to lay the foundation for success, envision a positive future, and spark innovation.
~Laurie Marshall
About The Exhibit
The vision of the Unity Through Creativity Foundation is a world that is compassionate, connected, and creative. One path to this world is The Singing Tree Mural Project. The Singing Tree™ Mural Project is an invitation to everyone on the planet to transcend disconnection and loneliness by having fun creating together. It was inspired by Meredith Miller, an 8 year old school girl who asked:
“What if the whole world made a painting together?”
When Laurie heard Meredith's idea, the vision of all of humanity working together resonated with a deep longing for peace in the world. She designed the Singing Tree™ mural structure - works of art created by many people working together inspired by the mutualism of trees and forests.
The Singing Tree™ Mural Project demonstrates that collaboration is not only possible, but it produces extraordinary results. 140 murals have been made by over 24,500 people from 52 countries.
This leadership training program incorporates Peace Literacy, neurobiology, STEAM, Worldview Exploration, Conversational Intelligence and artistic skills for both youth and adults.
The Singing Tree of Reproductive Freedom that Restores Mother Earth
Exhibit Media
Museum Exhibit
Virtual Presentation
Thank you for witnessing the exhibit!
Special thanks to:
Shiloh Sophia for her dedication to ensuring that
all women artists are seen and recognized.
Laurie Marshall, Founder of the Unity Through Creativity Foundation for her vision of creative collaboration for the world.
Exhibit Design and Concept
Naa Kwarley Amissah
Curatorial Director
Kelly Bonsall
CoCurator Coordinator
Anne LaBrie, Design CoCurator
Jessica Richmond, Design CoCurator
Rosamaria Poliduro, Design CoCurator
Exhibit Virtual Presentation
Naa Kwarley Amissah
Video Compilation and Editor
Lead Technologist and Designer
Promotion and Communications
Naa Kwarley Amissah, Anne LaBrie, and Ashley Stardust Unicorn Merritt
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The Intentional Creativity® Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. We are a self-funded Foundation, which means that your donations and our Museum Membership is what allows the Foundation to host Museum Exhibits, steward the MUSEA Museum + permanent collection, employ women - all graduates of MUSEA's certification programs - to run the day-to-day business of the ICF, offer grants to artists to assist them in creating and sharing Intentional Creativity workshops, offer Arts Activism events and programming, along with other programming and more. Without you, none of this would be possible. Thank you for your generosity and support!
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