The global arts and culture group Art-Prime presents for review two multi-purpose sculptural-architectural designs: "Intersection of the World" and “No” [to Terrorism].
At that time I was studying the behaviour of people at entertaintment centers. I own a design studio and our clients are mostly from the entertainment industry.
My work is a reflection of my spiritual connection to New York City and all of its beauty. Seeing a city beyond its people has become a journey I have been walking since I can remember.
My inspiration comes from my connection to the world, my relationships with others, and my relationship with myself. I don’t need to travel the planet or hire dancers to find a muse. My individual journey is inspiration enough.
This song was written in 2001 as a means of helping students handle their own grief, honor all of our heroes, and pay tribute to our legacy, the American spirit. Lyrics are by Patricia Brandon and music by Richard Vandiver, Sr.
Songwriters have a way of expressing what they are feeling by the lyrics and music they put in their songs. Just like millions of others, I was totally in shock at the tragedies of September 11, 2001.
Marcos Brinson is a flight attendant who like so many, lost friends and colleagues on 9/11. This is his 9/11 Tribute Single. All profits from the sale of the single go to the Twin Towers Orphan Fund.
The photographs were taken in June 2001 on a dank, dreary day from Ellis Island. My wife and myself were visiting the Island to research my Mother's history about her arriving as an immigrant in 1914 at the age of nine.
