A unique art installation on the walkways of the University Green encourages the campus community to examine their personal views of tolerance. The project utilizes the power of design to remind viewers of what we all have in common—and how to bridge divisions between us.

Presented by The Tolerance Project, Tolerance on The Green has brought a message of social acceptance to thousands of viewers in 48 countries. While more than 230 designers have been featured worldwide, each iteration of The Tolerance Project includes posters by local artists whose only direction is to illustrate the word “tolerance,” including work by Blažo Kovačeviċ, associate professor of art and design and the show's curator.

The posters are applied directly to the pavement and will be on view throughout the month. On Nov. 16, International Tolerance Day, project founder, artist, designer and activist Mirko Ilić  will conduct a walking tour of the exhibition beginning near Gore Hall.

This exhibition is sponsored by The Tolerance Project and Mirko Ilić Corp., brought to you by the Visiting Speaker Committee of the Department of Art and Design and generously supported by the Margaret P. Allen Endowed Lectureship Fund.

For further information, please visit: https://events.udel.edu/event/tolerance-on-green.