Artists Registry

Standing at seven feet tall, the powerful presence of Lydon’s iconic Hour glass painting consumes you with it’s Dali like presence. The spectator becomes instantly moved yet captivated by its powerful message regarding the urgency of world peace.

May today, the anniversary of 911
be about peace
as remember all who sacrificed and
whom were lost, tragically.
This piece is dedicated to all
who were lost and first responders
and their families.

"Things Changed Forever" is a film I made to remember three friends that died as a result of the attacks on the World Trade Center.

It was first submitted to the TropFest/Tribeca Film Festival in 2007.

Charlotte's unique style combines a mix of Impasto, Action Painting, Abstract Expressionism and a touch of French Impressionism.

A collection of photographs progressing from before, during and after the attacks on New York on September 11th, 2001. Not knowing what else to do that Tuesday morning, I grabbed my camera and didn't stop shooting.

In 2011, Brian wrote "Are You Listening" to tribute the loss of a loved one, and as a response to the 10th Anniversary of 911.

Artist’s Statement

In “After the 11th,” I’ve identified the psychological, emotional and intellectual states I’ve gone through since September 11, 2001 and have created a piece of art corresponding to each one.

On 9/11/2001, 2977 innocent lives were lost, they left the world and a city deeply affected by the horror that took place on that day. 19 evil souls planned and executed their hatred towards a race which cost us emotionally and financially.

On September 11th 2001, just before the tragic events that would unfold that morning, I was in Lower Manhattan. As I was walking south and thinking about my projects, I suddenly felt an urgent need to pray for many people who were in pain.

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1966-1968 Attended East Mississippi Junior College-Scooba, MS--AAA degree
1968-1971 Attended Delta State University-Cleveland, MS--BFA degree
1971-today Full time job with Ceco Building Systems

The very first photography class I attended in 1998 at the International Center of

From my essay

"A Gathered Presence.The Photograph as Icon: Meditations on the 'Missing' Posters" 

In-house, first  printing March 11, 2002