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298974f5-a578-4111-b94b-d5b94c14a5ac Singing Tree Murals of 2010 35 Cypress Singing Tree of Peace More 17 Redwood Singing Tree of 350 More 16 Fig Singing Tree of the Child More 15 The Aspen Singing Tree of Heroes More 14 Bay Laurel Singing Tree of Worldview Exploration (Literacy) More 12 The Autism Singing Tree – a Virtual Project More Previous Next

< Back Inner Landscapes by El Paso Art Teachers Inner Landscape paintings with El Paso Art Teachers brought together by El Paso’s Arts Alliance. Previous Next

32e00249-c203-4d23-bbb6-4741d25bd73e Singing Tree Murals of 2023 142 The Listening Tree of Life, Earth and Indigenous Wisdom More 131 Songs of Our Mothers: The 131st Singing Tree More 130 The El Paso City of Peace Singing Tree More 129 The Kenyan Singing Tree of Hope That Through All Her Pain, the Motherland Will Continue to Support Life More 128 The Singing Tree of Creating Creative Community More 127 Singing Tree of Radical Loving Imagination More 126 The Madrone and Redwood Singing Tree of Peace and Justice More 125 The Redwood Singing Tree of Healing and Freedom from Fear More 124 The Arroyo Willow and Live Oak Singing Tree of Differences and Appreciation More 122 The Afghan Singing Tree of Women’s Strength and Freedom More 121 Palo Verde Singing Tree of a Green and Connected El Paso More 120 The Ancestor Singing Tree to Protect Future Fruits More 119 Singing Tree of Courageous Connection that Inspires Loving Harmony More 118 The Singing Tree that Heals Heartbreak More 117 The Post Oak Singing Tree of Spiritual Refreshment for the Long Haul More 116 The Pieces of Peace Dogwood Singing Tree More Previous Next

cee4a457-0cde-4cfe-a9a4-0ce82f4864ac Singing Tree Murals of 2021 102 The Olive Singing Tree of Evolving Elders More 101 The Singing Tree of Love and Inclusion More 99 Oak and Linden Singing Trees of Wholeness and Belonging More 98 Singing Tree of Love Born Out of the Darkness More 97 Mahogany Singing Tree to Reunite Children with Their Families More 96 The Cypress Willow Singing Tree of Growing Through What We're Going Through More 95 Banyan Singing Tree of Living Wisdom More 91 The Willow Singing Tree of Celebrating Our True Value More 90 Apple Singing Tree of Nourishment More 89 The Magnolia Singing Tree of Our Inner Wellspring More 86 The Olive Singing Tree of Health More 84 Mango Singing Tree of Peace More 55 The Juniper Singing Tree of Diné Traditions More Previous Next

Stories from the Dust in the Corner by Laurie Marshall A Meditation on the Mysteries and Richness of Life's Cycles. Author/artist Laurie Marshall shares the preciousness of each human life in her tender portraits and poignant stories about the common fate we all share. The book grew out of the loss of her mother and honors this woman who showed her that the "dust in the corner is a holy substance." We all turn into dust and dust always comes back... Those who are grieving a lost loved one of any age, and those who seek hope in times of loss will be comforted by Stories from the Dust in the Corner. get the book Laurie Marshall, Author For 35 years, author, innovator and artist Laurie Marshall has empowered youth and adults through creative collaboration. She practices Peace Building through Art, inspired by Nature. As an educator, she has served mostly low-income children, families and their schools as an Arts Integration and Project-Based Learning specialist. Her mission is to nurture creativity, a love of learning and a collaborative spirit. Laurie is a certified K-12 Art and Social Studies Teacher with training in the Waldorf Curriculum, Conversational Intelligence, Peace Literacy and Outward Bound. She has a B.A. from Antioch College in history and education, and an M.A. in art and education from Beacon College. get the book back to shop >

7d624d50-6458-4c7c-9e21-ce33b3a87240 < Back Monroe Elementary Nature Mural 1/1 The Nature Mural made with Monroe Elementary in San Francisco with Create Peace Project and 3-5th graders. Facilitated by Ross Holzman, Iza Tschig, Lili Lopez and Laurie Marshall. The project served as a joyous way to celebrate the local eco-system. The portrayal of native animals and plants is used as an outdoor science classroom. San Francisco, CA, USA Previous Next

< Back Edward Schuldt Vice President and Director of Operations Edward has over 40 years’ experience in organizational development and administration. He has been connected to Unity Through Creativity from its inception. Edward is active as a leadership and life coach. His work with the Beatitudes (Matthew 5:3-12) has opened doors for many people to personal inner development. forgiveness, and peace-building. He also lectures and gives workshops in literature, history, mythology, and organizational development. Edward lives in St. Louis near his daughter and her family, including his two young grandsons. Edward’s sons, an IT engineer and an artist, are homesteading together in Taos, New Mexico.

524cf667-4bd5-4217-8230-09b11cfaa6bb < Back Westinghouse High School Murals 1/1 In 2003, Laurie Marshall was an Artist-in-Residence at Westinghouse High School https://discoverpps.org/westinghouse in Pittsburgh, PA. She facilitated three murals, each 8’ x 4’, around the academic subjects of Math, History and Health. 75 students participated. Pittsburgh, PA, USA Previous Next

0d8cd41c-933d-4f08-bb1b-37bf1f7d761b < Back Wheel of Cocreation & Conscious Evolution 1/1 While working with Barbara Marx Hubbard , Kathleen Brigidina used the Wheel of Co-creation as inspiration for the collaborative artwork. During the Conscious Evolutionary Conference in Chicago, Kathleen brought together 150 attendees to envision each sector of the CoCreative Wheel. A large canvas was attached to the wall at the conference with an outline of the wheel and the 12 sectors labeled in black & white: Arts, Education, Governance, Health, Infrastructure, Environment, Agriculture, Science, Justice, Spirituality, Economics, and Relations. Kathleen made markers and paint available and invited everyone to be part of the collaborative vision of a new world. The mural was displayed on stage with Barbara during the main event. Chicago, IL, USA Previous Next

4f13843f-57b7-4e75-846e-44b6b8af94f8 < Back Education is the Handmaiden of Democracy 1/1 ”Education is the Handmaiden of Democracy” 8’ x 4’ made by Advanced Art Students at Rappahannock County High School, 1998. When water was spilled in the sky, a student transformed it into a UFO. Another student came up with the subtitle when she described the high school as “A Place of Possibilities.” The border is made up of images that honor each subject taught at the high school. The State of Liberty was painted by Natasha Payne-Brunson, who has become a librarian and an artist/illustrator. Rappahannock County, VA, USA Previous Next

< Back Compass Academy Inner landscapes Inner Landscapes made at Compass Academy with High School and Elementary School students. Previous Next

315ca02a-8b66-4f1c-b414-496beddb38c3 < Back How in the World 1/1 This mural was facilitated by Laurie Marshall. "In 1990, I was an Artist-in-Residence for the Fauquier County (VA) Junior High Schools through the Department of Parks and Recreation. Working with geography classes, students researched problems and solutions in the various regions of the world they were studying. This information was passed along to the art students who created images on a portable 8' by 16' mural, each junior high taking one 8' x 4' section to work on. One school then put them all together. The mural was exhibited at National Geogrphic Explorer's Hall, a nursing home, a prison, other school districts and the Children's Museum of Washington, D.C. It currently resides in the library of Warrenton Junior High iin Warrenton." Fauquier County, VA, USA Previous Next

TreeSisters Creative InnerViews with Laurie Marshall "the Singing Tree Project" < Back TreeSisters Creative InnerViews Previous Next

A conversation about Peace with Three German Social Work students | 2020 < Back Peace Building Through Art – Inspired by Nature: The Singing Tree Collaborative Mural Project A conversation about Peace with Three German Social Work students and Laurie Marshall | Video format | 2020 Previous Next

9431f385-c416-4545-88fc-fb34a24baf16 < Back Novato Youth Center Mural 1/1 8th grade student, Gabriela, makes a mural for the Novato Youth Center for her school project. Novato Youth Center, Wilson Avenue, Novato, CA, USA Previous Next