As we mark the 10th year since "9/11", artists find many different ways to speak about it. Click here to see images and videos, and to read a review by Roberta Smith (New York Times) of 3 current exhibitions.
A photograph by Eugene Richards, taken at memorial service for Lt. Paul Mitchell,
formerly of Brooklyn's Ladder Company 110.
The exhibition "September 11", opening Sunday at MoMA PS1, includes works that were made before the attachs, such as a beamlike form wrapped in red tarpaulin by Christo (1964-66), and Barbara Kruger's re-imagining of the American flag (1991).
Willem de Rooij's "Index: Riots, Protests, Mourning and Commemorations
(as represented in newspapers, January 2000 - July 2002)"
A photo installation at the School of Visual Art's Westside Gallery.
