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              <text>Many cancers and illnesses have occurred in victims of the 9/11 attacks. I recommend sharing this page to show all the possible issues and how you can seek legal help if needed. https://www.911cancerclaim.com/most-common-911-cancers-illnesses/</text>
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              <text>l becomes government peace body and combat courts and terror arresting global security governments acts. finally Terrorism lost the fight against humanity, VICTORY  https://twitter.com/rolandjackson/status/906529864223805441/photo/1   Roland Jackson send this hand band for the remembrace for everyone to wear during Remembrace. VICTORY VICTORY USA</text>
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              <text> WE ARE DIFFERENT FOREVER&#13;
Remembering 9/11: New York City&#13;
Life is about choices. “How can I resolve this mountainous wave&#13;
of grief -- we were all interconnected,” I asked. I questioned how I&#13;
could use my art to respond to our sense of futility following 9/11.&#13;
I culled the hoard of newspapers. In one photo of a battered car&#13;
filled with ashes -- there springing from it -- were lilies that lived&#13;
through the ordeal. Plants from inside a delivery truck crushed&#13;
above the detritus were flowers! It triggered my inner life force to&#13;
go back through my journals and make sketches to uncover my&#13;
energy in germinating stages like compost (under those newspaper&#13;
layers) as I redistributed the layers of paper like a grieving&#13;
woman with a shovel in hand like many mothers and daughters.&#13;
At that point unconsciously as an artist, I chose between life and&#13;
death. We were paralyzed. “I don’t think the country will ever get&#13;
over that,” I told friends. But ultimately, I realized that we still had&#13;
the freedom to make that choice. This poem recalls the creative,&#13;
unconscious process:&#13;
 Germination ... is the warmth of cover, protecting sleep,&#13;
in measureless quantities of days - of sunrises,  of phantom&#13;
images crossing the mind ... in sleep, in time, remote from&#13;
business, uncluttered by things, not filled by talking, or by&#13;
laughter, or bells, colorful memories or priorities or anything&#13;
similar to purposeful knowing after the mold has been set ...&#13;
Where Nature grew abundantly, I picked lilies --- in the fog and&#13;
sat before the ocean with them in my lap. I was inspired to create&#13;
the Calla pastel 18” x12” sketching the rhythmically flowing Calyx&#13;
of the lily pushing against the frame. I called it the life force and&#13;
turned it to fill the canvas, push against the frame -- and release&#13;
from it visually -- as a flowing whorl of rising, curving energy.&#13;
The idea to have the two stripes conjure up the memory of the&#13;
twin towers was developed step by step from the view New&#13;
Yorkers looked up at the WTC towers burning and later the two&#13;
memorial shafts of blue light in the night sky.&#13;
The painting was scanned onto the Duratrans film, sandwiched&#13;
between two layers of Plexiglas, placed into a light box 36 x 60&#13;
inches, as I experimented on how the memorial painting could&#13;
grow illuminated from within. An acrylic painting 5 ft h. x 8 ft. w.&#13;
and Memorial on canvas proceeded from that; it was hung at&#13;
Suffolk County Center, in Riverhead, NY in 2006.&#13;
In transitioning from one step to the next, the transforming power&#13;
of grief enabled me to come to peace of mind with the honor roll&#13;
of the World Trade Center victims in the newspapers during the&#13;
months it took from the 9/11 event through completion. By the&#13;
spring of 2002, I completed the large painting outside my studio&#13;
on Ponquogue Ave, in Hampton Bays, NY. I am someone who&#13;
lived 100 miles from this national catastrophe, but for the week&#13;
following each morning I wiped fine dust and ashes from my car. --Mym Tuma, MA</text>
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              <text>Every year I have shown the Memorial lightbox in various public buildings, including the Southampton Town Hall, the Brookhaven Town Hall, and it has been written about in the East End papers, for example, this was several years ago:&#13;
The Independent, East Hampton, NY published this:&#13;
 “An unusual memorial exhibition to 9/11 was on view&#13;
at the Madelle H. Semerjian Gallery, Southampton&#13;
Memorial Library,&#13;
 "We Are Different Forever," exploring what&#13;
Southampton artist Mym Tuma hopes will "console after&#13;
tragedy" and remind viewers of the triumph of creativity&#13;
over despair.&#13;
Prompted and inspired after the 9/11 tragedy by seeing&#13;
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car filled with ashes," she began to sketch designs for&#13;
pastel paintings and sculpture that would embody the&#13;
sense that the radiant energy of the natural world is&#13;
never lost. The results: a light box and flower paintings&#13;
that emphasize symbols of renewal, are meant to&#13;
suggest that, "we are all connected."&#13;
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              <text>Through the Smithsonian Memorial Archives checking for the proper procedure for donating items to the collection. Please note that I have other files of the image if you would like to see them. </text>
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                <text>A Way To Remember 9/11: New York City&#13;
This painting, “We Are Different Now Forever - Memorial for 9/11” is of a calla lily in dark blue&#13;
space as a stylized image tilting inside a bleak,&#13;
black square with all the terror of Ground Zero&#13;
being in some way now singularly transformed&#13;
into an organic form symbolizing recovery and&#13;
flanked by two outside towers burning and two&#13;
blue memorial shafts of light.  This symbol is a&#13;
memorial to the life force within all Americans.&#13;
Several smaller wall scrolls contributed to the&#13;
evolving project.  For example, from the initial&#13;
photograph of lilies in the back of a destroyed&#13;
car under ashes, drawings emerged taken from&#13;
my journals, newspapers, as I, too, dealt with a&#13;
mountainous wave of grief for New York.  I&#13;
remember Emily Dickinson said long before the&#13;
World Trade Center fell destroyed in flames---&#13;
“We’d never know how high we are ‘til we are&#13;
called to rise; And then, if we are true to plan,&#13;
Our statures touch the skies.”&#13;
 © 2002 by Mym Tuma. All Rights Reserved.&#13;
 P.O. Box 549, Southampton, NY 11969&#13;
 For information call 631-878-0287&#13;
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