Dianne Brudnicki, Seattle Art Project

Soon after 9/11, Dianne Brudnicki and her students created a compilation of artwork to provide hope and healing for the victims’ families, and in the years following. Many of the same original artists who have become professional artists, will be contributing artwork to this year’s exhibit.

John Coburn, Healing Hearts

“The unspeakable happened on September 11th, 2001 and suddenly the world changed,” said John Coburn. His response was to create a series of pen and ink drawings documenting the recovery efforts, and depict the survivors and responders in the aftermath. An original (on loan from the 9/11 Memorial Museum) and full size prints will be exhibited.

Robert Carley, The Metamorphosis of the Flag Since 9/11

Remembering the terror attacks of 9/11, Connecticut-based photographer Robert Carley documented memorials across the country. The most common tribute was flying American flags, but some people went beyond that, painting flags on virtually any surface – that he captured in his moving photographs.

Gail Ellspermann, 9/11 Mail Art

This special project which was launched by Gail Ellspermann in 2001, asked participants from decorate an envelope as a personal reflection and to post mark the envelope on 9/11. School children and adults from around the world have participated in the project over the past 10 years. The “Remember September” project is a beautiful and thought-provoking tribute to those lost on 9/11.