The Art in Education
Journal, Summer 2002, New York City
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| A sculpture was on route New York to Pittsburgh. It was at the warehouse when the attack of September 11 occurred. It never made it to Pittsburgh, rather it became a gift to New York City from the people who original made it. It is now on displayed at 8th street as a reminder of the bravery of the firemen during the rescue mission. People lay flowers and stop with complete silence. A sculpture becomes a memorial instantly without having the official dedication. | ||||
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