Marshall photographed the sign’s evolving symbolism of peace and love, tagged on New York City subway advertisements, chalked on sidewalks, spray painted on walls, stuck on car windows, worn on ...

The exhibition, which documents the visual legacy of the back-to-the-land movement, runs at the Karma Bird House at 47 Maple Street in Burlington Monday-Saturday, through the end of August.

For many, feelings of peace make it easier to find comfort in God’s guidance. It’s a symbol of sincere devotion to God and tranquility among the troubles in life.