My installation, PRECAMBRIAN WALTZ, was initially commissioned by the Port Authority of NY & NJ in 1985 as a work of public art for the PA Technical Center in Jersey City, long before the unforeseen terrorist attacks on 9/11.
Performing Tribute 9/11: Ordinary People, Remarkable Stories is an extraordinary play that weaves together the perspectives of ten individuals who were separately yet directly impacted by the events of 9/11— family members who
Being a chaplain, I was not at Ground Zero to capture images. However, after some time passed, it felt OK to preserve a few scenes that I felt captured the essence of what had transpired on 9.11 and the people who rose up to respond.
Words have always been my chosen medium to work with. I can't draw and I don't get out as often as I should with my camera, but I always find time to jot down a few words here and there.
Requiem for September 11th was my response to the tragic events of September 11, 2001. For the 10 months following 911 I cut and re-assembled the ‘Portrait of Grief’ pages from New York Times.
My work is rooted in social issues. Growing up in communist Czechoslovakia as the daughter of Holocaust survivors, I was told to toe the line in school while at home ‘do not trust them’ was the dictum.
Hey everyone! My name is Christopher Kelly, I'm not a poet. (Although the Merriam-Webster and Oxford Dictionaries claim that I am). The word poet is used far too loosely in my opinion, much like the word hero, which I am neither.
Dedicating my life to the demanding work of sculpture and everything around it, the message I always wanted to propagate comes down to world Peace and Harmony. I have done my outmost to reach peoples minds and hearts through my work.
