A Concert For New York
Monday, September 12, 12:30pm
Lower Slip Park at Water Street in Lower Manhattan
The American-Scottish Foundation in association with the New York Police Museum present West Yorkshire Police Brass Band and The Lothian and Borders Police Mass Choir. In support of the September Concert Foundations mission to “fill the sky with music” over September 11th. For more information: http://www.americanscottishfoundation.org
Embodied Light: 9-11 in 2011.
Artist Tobi Kahn
September 9–November 23, 2011
Educational Alliance at 197 East Broadway
In this commemorative exhibit, the gallery will be transformed into a meditative room for visitors to reflect on remembrance, loss and the enduring human spirit. Sculptural shrines, memorial candleholders and a floor relief will reference the specific tragedy of 9/11/01 and be a universal reflection on loss, remembrance and renewal.
For more information: http://bit.ly/n4RudV
The 9-11 Decade: Fourteen Artists Remember and Reflect
Organized by Brenda Berkman
August 15 to September 17, 2011, 10-6 daily
Westbeth Gallery Annex at 55 Bethune Street, New York, NY
Out of Many, One Flag for 9/11
Artist Muriel Stockdale
To participate: Thursday, August 18th between 2:00 and 8:00pm
On view: September 11, between 1:00 and 2:00pm
Charlotte’s Place at 109 Greenwich Street, New York, NY 10006
Local artist Muriel Stockdale and Trinity Church’s new community center, Charlotte’s Place with diverse people from downtown and parts far beyond are creating an Out of Many, One, a United States Flag. This 12 foot wide, 8 feet high flag, conceived to honor the tenth anniversary of 9/11, includes donated fabrics celebratory of diverse cultures. All are invited to participate in this project to honor the different cultures of people that live harmoniously here in the USA.
For more information: http://www.trinitywallstreet.org/news/blogs/charlottes-place
To participate: http://www.epluribus.us/site/participate.php
September 11 – Past, Present, Future
Curated by Andrea Arroyo.
Exhibit dates: September 12-October 10, 2011
Opening Reception: Monday, September 12, 6-8pm.
Gallery Hours: Monday–Thursday, 10–6, Sat. 10am-1pm.
Grady Alexis Gallery, El Taller Latino Americano, 2710 Broadway, New York, NY 10025.
Free and open to the public.
In commemoration of the upcoming 10th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, visual artist Andrea Arroyo invited New York artists from diverse backgrounds to participate in this exhibition by creating new work or showing existing work about the subject.The sixteen participating artists address this critical event in world history in a variety of creative ways, and in styles that range from figurative to abstract. For more information: http://www.andreaarroyo.com/
Michael Gottlieb’s THE DUST
Directed by Fiona Templeton
Monday, September 12, 8pm
The Poetry Project at St. Marks Church, Parish Hall, Second Avenue & East 10th Street
To mark the tenth anniversary of 9/11, The Poetry Project, with The Relationship and The Segue Foundation are pleased to present a staged version of Michael Gottlieb’s poem, THE DUST, produced by Fiona Templeton. Contribution suggested.
For more information: http://www.therelationship.org or http://poetryproject.org/
Talking To Your Children about 9/11: what to say how to say it and why this conversation is important
Wendy Aibel-Weiss, Director of Exhibits and Education, Tribute Center WTC;
Dr. Bruce Arnold, Psychologist; and Jennifer Casriel, Learning Specialist and Filmmaker
Tuesday, September 6th, 6-7:30pm
Claremont Preparatory School, 41 Broad Street, New York, NY
Receive expert advice on how to address this difficult conversation with your children. View the short film by Jennifer Casriel “It Was a Tuesday” in which high school students share memories and emotions of 9/11/2001. For more information please contact Elaine Winter at ewinter@claremontprep.org
Olive Ayhens: New York Drawings
Artist: Olive Ayhens
September 8- October 8, 2011; Reception: Thursday, September 8, 6-8pm
Adam Baumgold Gallery at 60 East 66th st. New York, NY 10065
Adam Baumgold Gallery presents an exhibition of pen and ink and watercolor drawings by Olive Ayhens. Working on location, Ayhens draws the urban center of New York City, capturing its skyscrapers in a style that is personal, anecdotal, and temporal. Included in the exhibition are views showing the September 11 Monument in the process of construction- these two drawings show different phases of the process of building the memorial. Ayhen’s highly detailed works invite the viewer to occupy the sublime heights of the cityscape. Gallery hours are Tuesday – Saturday 11:00 – 5:30 PM. A preview of the exhibition can be seen at http://www.adambaumgoldgallery.com
The Healing Hearts Art Exhibition – The original pen and ink drawings that resulted in the book Healing Hearts, authored in 2002 by Toronto artist John Coburn, will be shown publicly for the first time in Manhattan from Sept. 1-15 as a tribute to the families, first responders, and recovery workers of 9/11.
WHEN: September 1-15, 2011
Open 3:00pm – 6:00pm | COMPLIMENTARY (RSVP REQUIRED)
“Loft in the Red Zone”
Sept 10 – 30, 2011
Opening Reception: September 9, 2011 6 – 9 PM
Hours Daily: 11-6PM Sept 10 – 30, 2011
$10 tickets for admission – a percentage is benefiting the Fealgood Foundation http://www.loftintheredzone.org
Location: 23 WALL ST. (“THE CORNER”) Historic House of JP Morgan | Corner Wall Street & Broad Street
“Loft in the Red Zone” is an artistic tribute opening on the 10th anniversary of September 11th to honor the victims, first responders and the great people of New York. An international traveling museum quality art exhibition involving over 30 NY based artists.
9/11 Ten Years Later—RESPONSE and REFLECTION
Thursday, Sept 8 6-8 pm
An evening of contemplation and sharing:
* An exhibition of drawings created in the aftermath of 9/11 by Marjorie Morrow
* Readings of original poetry by Students of Drew University
Hi! I wanna share my original song and slide show that I did for 9/11
I’ll be happy to participate in service on Thursday http://youtu.be/9CXR7H-2x_M
Best regards,
Lana
Brooklyn Museum honors the memory of those lost and those who have suffered and triumphed in the face of adversity. On view in this gallery are works by the artists Michael Richards and Christoph Draeger. While Richards’ sculpture is a tribute to the Tuskegee airmen during World War II, in retrospect it can be seen as a commemoration of Richards himself and of all those who died in the World Trade Center attack. In his short life, the artist Michael Richards often created work related to the struggles and triumphs of African Americans.
Dispersed Memorial ‘memory cards’ are being exchanged nationally. The cards prompt and assemble a conversation about the memory of lost lives and changed skyline during the events of September 11, 2001, maintaining a web presence on our Google Panoramio group page. With each exchange of the card, a moment of remembrance is initiated and prompts a dispersed, collective conversation about the memory of loved ones lost or affected by the events of 9/11. If you are interested in taking part, request cards by visiting our site. http://www.dispersed-memorial.net
A Concert For New York
Monday, September 12, 12:30pm
Lower Slip Park at Water Street in Lower Manhattan
The American-Scottish Foundation in association with the New York Police Museum present West Yorkshire Police Brass Band and The Lothian and Borders Police Mass Choir. In support of the September Concert Foundations mission to “fill the sky with music” over September 11th. For more information: http://www.americanscottishfoundation.org
Embodied Light: 9-11 in 2011.
Artist Tobi Kahn
September 9–November 23, 2011
Educational Alliance at 197 East Broadway
In this commemorative exhibit, the gallery will be transformed into a meditative room for visitors to reflect on remembrance, loss and the enduring human spirit. Sculptural shrines, memorial candleholders and a floor relief will reference the specific tragedy of 9/11/01 and be a universal reflection on loss, remembrance and renewal.
For more information: http://bit.ly/n4RudV
The 9-11 Decade: Fourteen Artists Remember and Reflect
Organized by Brenda Berkman
August 15 to September 17, 2011, 10-6 daily
Westbeth Gallery Annex at 55 Bethune Street, New York, NY
A collaboration to commemorate the tenth anniversary of 9-11 from artists of diverse backgrounds and perspectives and different generations. For more information: http://westbeth.org/wordpress/westbeth-gallery-annex-9-11-decade-14-artists-reflect/
Out of Many, One Flag for 9/11
Artist Muriel Stockdale
To participate: Thursday, August 18th between 2:00 and 8:00pm
On view: September 11, between 1:00 and 2:00pm
Charlotte’s Place at 109 Greenwich Street, New York, NY 10006
Local artist Muriel Stockdale and Trinity Church’s new community center, Charlotte’s Place with diverse people from downtown and parts far beyond are creating an Out of Many, One, a United States Flag. This 12 foot wide, 8 feet high flag, conceived to honor the tenth anniversary of 9/11, includes donated fabrics celebratory of diverse cultures. All are invited to participate in this project to honor the different cultures of people that live harmoniously here in the USA.
For more information: http://www.trinitywallstreet.org/news/blogs/charlottes-place
To participate: http://www.epluribus.us/site/participate.php
September 11 – Past, Present, Future
Curated by Andrea Arroyo.
Exhibit dates: September 12-October 10, 2011
Opening Reception: Monday, September 12, 6-8pm.
Gallery Hours: Monday–Thursday, 10–6, Sat. 10am-1pm.
Grady Alexis Gallery, El Taller Latino Americano, 2710 Broadway, New York, NY 10025.
Free and open to the public.
In commemoration of the upcoming 10th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, visual artist Andrea Arroyo invited New York artists from diverse backgrounds to participate in this exhibition by creating new work or showing existing work about the subject.The sixteen participating artists address this critical event in world history in a variety of creative ways, and in styles that range from figurative to abstract. For more information: http://www.andreaarroyo.com/
Michael Gottlieb’s THE DUST
Directed by Fiona Templeton
Monday, September 12, 8pm
The Poetry Project at St. Marks Church, Parish Hall, Second Avenue & East 10th Street
To mark the tenth anniversary of 9/11, The Poetry Project, with The Relationship and The Segue Foundation are pleased to present a staged version of Michael Gottlieb’s poem, THE DUST, produced by Fiona Templeton. Contribution suggested.
For more information: http://www.therelationship.org or http://poetryproject.org/
RETURN, REMEMBER: Ephemeral Memorials in the Legacy of September 11th
Brooklyn Arts Council
This 3-part memorial project includes a call for participation to create and photograph a 9/11 memorial; a panel discussion on the importance of ephemeral memorials & a book launch for Martha Cooper’s Remembering 9/11 at The Powerhouse Arena on September 6th; and a presentation of ten interactive artist-created memorial stations in Dumbo, Brooklyn on September 10th.
For more information: http://www.brooklynartscouncil.org/documents/1711
Talking To Your Children about 9/11: what to say how to say it and why this conversation is important
Wendy Aibel-Weiss, Director of Exhibits and Education, Tribute Center WTC;
Dr. Bruce Arnold, Psychologist; and Jennifer Casriel, Learning Specialist and Filmmaker
Tuesday, September 6th, 6-7:30pm
Claremont Preparatory School, 41 Broad Street, New York, NY
Receive expert advice on how to address this difficult conversation with your children. View the short film by Jennifer Casriel “It Was a Tuesday” in which high school students share memories and emotions of 9/11/2001. For more information please contact Elaine Winter at ewinter@claremontprep.org
Olive Ayhens: New York Drawings
Artist: Olive Ayhens
September 8- October 8, 2011; Reception: Thursday, September 8, 6-8pm
Adam Baumgold Gallery at 60 East 66th st. New York, NY 10065
Adam Baumgold Gallery presents an exhibition of pen and ink and watercolor drawings by Olive Ayhens. Working on location, Ayhens draws the urban center of New York City, capturing its skyscrapers in a style that is personal, anecdotal, and temporal. Included in the exhibition are views showing the September 11 Monument in the process of construction- these two drawings show different phases of the process of building the memorial. Ayhen’s highly detailed works invite the viewer to occupy the sublime heights of the cityscape. Gallery hours are Tuesday – Saturday 11:00 – 5:30 PM. A preview of the exhibition can be seen at http://www.adambaumgoldgallery.com
The Healing Hearts Art Exhibition – The original pen and ink drawings that resulted in the book Healing Hearts, authored in 2002 by Toronto artist John Coburn, will be shown publicly for the first time in Manhattan from Sept. 1-15 as a tribute to the families, first responders, and recovery workers of 9/11.
WHEN: September 1-15, 2011
Open 3:00pm – 6:00pm | COMPLIMENTARY (RSVP REQUIRED)
RSVP TO: rsvp@thehealingheartsproject.com
WHERE: Sciame Construction – 14 Wall Street, 2nd Floor, New York, NY
“Loft in the Red Zone”
Sept 10 – 30, 2011
Opening Reception: September 9, 2011 6 – 9 PM
Hours Daily: 11-6PM Sept 10 – 30, 2011
$10 tickets for admission – a percentage is benefiting the Fealgood Foundation
http://www.loftintheredzone.org
Location: 23 WALL ST. (“THE CORNER”) Historic House of JP Morgan | Corner Wall Street & Broad Street
“Loft in the Red Zone” is an artistic tribute opening on the 10th anniversary of September 11th to honor the victims, first responders and the great people of New York. An international traveling museum quality art exhibition involving over 30 NY based artists.
9/11 Ten Years Later—RESPONSE and REFLECTION
Thursday, Sept 8 6-8 pm
An evening of contemplation and sharing:
* An exhibition of drawings created in the aftermath of 9/11 by Marjorie Morrow
* Readings of original poetry by Students of Drew University
WHERE: John Street United Methodist Church, 44 John Street, New York, NY 10038
For further info: http://www.marjoriemorrow.com or Rev. Jason Radmacher, 212.269.0014 • http://www.johnstreetchurch.org
Hi! I wanna share my original song and slide show that I did for 9/11
I’ll be happy to participate in service on Thursday
http://youtu.be/9CXR7H-2x_M
Best regards,
Lana
Brooklyn Museum honors the memory of those lost and those who have suffered and triumphed in the face of adversity. On view in this gallery are works by the artists Michael Richards and Christoph Draeger. While Richards’ sculpture is a tribute to the Tuskegee airmen during World War II, in retrospect it can be seen as a commemoration of Richards himself and of all those who died in the World Trade Center attack. In his short life, the artist Michael Richards often created work related to the struggles and triumphs of African Americans.
Dispersed Memorial ‘memory cards’ are being exchanged nationally. The cards prompt and assemble a conversation about the memory of lost lives and changed skyline during the events of September 11, 2001, maintaining a web presence on our Google Panoramio group page. With each exchange of the card, a moment of remembrance is initiated and prompts a dispersed, collective conversation about the memory of loved ones lost or affected by the events of 9/11. If you are interested in taking part, request cards by visiting our site. http://www.dispersed-memorial.net
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–LMCC