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A simple panel from my webcomic "Spare Change" that ran September 12. Drawn late night September 11.

Banners from around the country hanging in the Pentagon Hallways

Banner displayed in the Pentagon Hallway

Fourth of a series of four black-and-white abstractions of the towers' forms in the skyline.
This is, generally, a view from the northeast.

My son Nicolas was born in New York in 1993. He feels so strongly about New York and the Twin Towers. Although we live away from the City, he did not sleep for three nights and produced the drawing of his own initiative.
Notice the Nico vs Bin…

This is a painting in memory of the 9-11 2001 tragedy at New York City. The hands symbolize the twin towers. The flower and blood are the suffering and, at the same time, Hope. The blackness of the waters symbolizes the terror. Thus Hope among the…

This picture of a bald eagle was sent to me by a friend at 9:00am on September 11, 2001. I keep it as a reminder of all who lost their lives on that day.

My 7 year old son drew these before, during and rebuilding pictures of the twin towers. His comment to me on handing me these pictures was "I wish they didn't crash those buildings Mommy". With all the longs speaches and media swamping on this…

Second of a series of four abstract black-and-white images I did of the World Trade Center towers in the skyline, rendered with a simply dry-erase marker.

As an artist, this is my contribution to the 9/11 first anniversary. As we are all still asking the questions a year later; why it happent? how we as a Nation could have prevented it of happening? How can we prevent it of happen again in the future?…

Banner displayed in the Pentagon Hallway

On 9/11 at 9:20 A.M.,my room mate woke me up screaming: "The World Trade Center is on fire" There was no image on the TV screen. I run up the roof, I live directly across the rive on the Brooklyn site, I could see the buildings on fire...I had no…

The towers are an inferno with stars and patriotic colors swirling into the core. A conflagration of the patriotic images. Our dreams, our hearts ablaze.

I completed this drawing at the request of my son-in-law Mike Bavis. His twin brother Mark was a passenger on the second plane. The work is titled "For Mark" with proceeds from the prints donated to the Mike Bavis Leadership Foundation.

This submission is of two Memory Album Pages I did for my personal Scrapbook. Attached in this first submission is the left page, the right page will be in a second submission.

Just ten days before the attack an exhibition of my work titled "Wounds " had opened at the Johnson and Johnson Gallery in New Brunswick.These pieces like most of my work are evocative and less than literal.However in the days immediately after the…

This drawing, more a sketch, is fairly straightforward and is titled "Weight of Emotion."

This is a poster created in response to the hyper-aggressive attitudes being exhibited by otherwise composed new yorkers as they latched onto the idea that retribution could somehow offset their confusion and grief.

Immediately following 911, I read the following letter from the former union organizer of HERE Local 100. He had organized the workers of WINDOWS ON THE WORLD. My paintings were inspired by his words of internationalism and concerns for working…

This picture was sent to me in an email shortly after 9/11. The only thing that I know about it is that it's supposed to have been drawn by an American Service Member. I think it shows perfectly that though our battles are usually fought by the…