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James fulton

Installation Proposal for “The Towers”
The Freedom Tower

A button display representing each victim of 911.

"Scenes gathered from many places around the world" is how Philip Fusco describes his oil paintings.

Cry For The Bones

The towers in this drawing were done in ink. the color is pastel and the patches of blue within the towers themselves depicts the damage created by the impact.

The artwork is 72 inches high x 48 inches wide and was done on paper.

This poem describes sightings I've had of the numbers "9/11" for the past several years and my attempt to turn them from a frightening image into a source of hope and remembrance to honor those lost.  

In this painting one can see the devastation not only of the World Trade Center, but also the devastation of the people’s lives.

Onishi Gallery, located in the heart of Chealsea, New York's art district, presents contemporary work by artists from Japan and other Asian nations.

​The 25th Anniversary is a Deadline, Not a Ceremony

​By ashleygandy5TheWriter

Co-Founder, 9/11 Justice Initiative

CREATIVE BRIEF
April 10, 2010
Jerry Gantgen’s World Trade Towers/Statue of Liberty Photograph
Working Title: “Memories”
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My car was on Church Street ten blocks north of the World Trade Center where I usually parked when I came into the city. I glanced down the wide avenue to see the towers gleaming in the early morning light. I got into my car at 8:30 on Sept.