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Days and weeks following the attacks I would come home from work, turn on the television set with muted sound, pick up my guitar and play it gently, seeking a chord progression that would make sense in that numbing context.

"Cataclysmic Ceramics"
Studio Potter v. 32 no. 1 (December 2003) p. 57-61
by Robert Hunter

As an artist, I try to listen to the ideas that present themselves to me. Most need focused time and attention to become what they want to be.

On canvas, Greg painted what he saw around him or what his imagination saw. His style was American Expressionism, and he attempted to elicit emotion through his artistic endeavors.

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This thought-provoking tableau from Daniel Barrett Evon and the Studios of Art Chateau will command the attention of all those who gaze upon this evocative Mixed-Media painting.

I hope not to offend anyone with the drawing or painting, just reminded me a little of 9/11 the most tragic day in American history. 9/11 was a little surreal to me, I was at work in Texas when news came over the radio of the second plane hitting.

I've been a songwriter for many years and have written musical arrangements, songs for cities, restaurants, stage presentations, entertainment venues, bands, etc. but nothing more important than this song "ForeverMore" for the 911 Memorial and Museum.

Anthony's piece was created in response to the World Trade Center tragedy displays observational drawings of people living in New York city created over seven years leading up to 9/11.

On September 11th 2001, as New York's twin mountains of concrete and steel came crumbling down, individuals rallied around an even more enduing symbol for comfort: Our national flag.“These colors don't run.” We said.The truth is — with time —

“Tuesday’s Child: Does God Have Enough Hands?”

Deborah Fell

Right after Sept 11, when volunteers had gone in there to help, I was watching it on TV, and noticed these little specks of orange. And I realized they were the helpers with their orange vests on.

September 11, 2011 marked the tenth anniversary of the worst terror attack ever to occur in the history of the United States.

The collage was my immediate response to the horrific event, inspired while watching the televised memorial service at the National Cathedral. I saved several newspaper clippings, knowing I would use them but not sure how.