Artist JR Turns the Streets into the Largest Art Gallery in the World

JR captures the separation between Palestinian territories and Israel. Here, the Palestinian side at Bethlehem, March 2007, all part of the Face2Face project, which encourages Israelis and Palestinians to look beyond what divides them. JR, the 2011 TED Prize winner, wished to turn the world inside out by sparking the largest participatory art project in history. JR's "Inside Out Project" is taking off, with people pasting their images on walls from Brooklyn to Tunisia. Click here to visit JR's new YouTube channel which allows everyone to show how they are participating in his TED Prize wish. (JR/Basilic Studio)