Sunday Evening Art Gallery — The Aftermath of 9/11 in Art (repost)

This blog was originally posted on September 11, 2016. I know that since the original post there have been thousands of art works created honoring this horrific day. 

I thought it appropriate to repost this one today. The only changes I’ve made is to add the artist’s name.

We will never forget.

 

 

Sunday Morning Art Gallery — The Aftermath of 9/11 in Art

 

To send light into the darkness of men’s hearts — such is the duty of the artist.

~ Robert Schumann

 

Lady Liberty Memorial, 9/11 Memorial Museum

 

 

Eyes on New York, Tony Trigg

 

 

 

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9/11 Memorial, Freehold, NJ

 

The Madonna in Hell, Fevorr J. Nwokorie

 

9/11 Memorial, Heath Satow

 

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Brooklyn Wall of Rememberance

 

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Kenny Wang

 

Flight 93 Memorial, Shanksville, PA

 

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Pentagon Memorial, Washington D.C.

 

Landscape Hero, Khai Nguyen

 

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Unknown Pap Quilt

 

Remembering Our Heroes, United Airlines Flight 175 Memorial Quilt. Collection, 9/11 Memorial Museum

 

Trinity Root,  Steve Tobin

 

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Tumbling Woman, Eric Fischl

 

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Fire Department New York Memorial Quilt

 

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Lower School Art Students of Porter Gaud School, South Carolina

 

Reflections. David Kracov

 

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Flight Crew Memorial, Grapevine, Texas

 

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Dust to DNA, Bianca Nazzaruolo

 

Trying to Remember the Color of the Sky on That September Morning, Spencer Finch, 9/11 Memorial Museum

 

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 To Lift A Nation, Ground Zero, Stan Watts

 

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Teardrop Memorial, Bayonne, NJ, Zurab Tsereteli

 

The National Tribute Quilt, 9/11 Memorial Museum

 

9/11 Memorial Museum, New York, Snøhetta and Davis Brody Bond

 

 

 

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