First piece of art that jumped out was a painting by the name of "3.01.2001" by Todd Stone. This painting was showing one of the twin towers right after one of the planes went into it. The artist also uses many shades of grey to depict the smoke and the color of the tower. The reason why i picked this artwork is because it reminded me of all the smoke I saw coming from the towers of September 11 from my classroom window, newspapers, and on TV.
Another artwork I chose was named "Untitled (Questions)" by Barbara Kruger. The artwork shows an American flag. But instead of white stripes, there are white bolded words that spell out questions. Some of the questions of the painting. Some of the questions on the painting are Who is free choose, Who is healed, Who salutes Longest etc. Also were the stars belong there is a statement in white letters that say Look For The Moment When Pride Becomes Contempt. I believe the meaning of this artwork is that you should not make the government or anyone else take away your freedom. Also if you feel the law is affecting your rights, you should never stop fighting for your freedom.
The last piece of art that caught my eye was "The Forty Part Motet" by Janet Cardiff. Reason why it caught my eye is because it was in a huge room and in side the room there, was forty black speakers with music coming out of them. The interesting thing about this display is that each speaker in the room had a different person singing through it. Also to get the full effect of the display there was a bench that was in the center of the speakers were u can hear all of the speakers at once.I though this piece was different and very interesting compared to the other artworks.
As you can see the attacks on 9/11 have affected the American culture in many ways than one. All the work I have seen this day had to do something with 9/11. The pieces of art work I chose were the most eye popping to me and made me have a different perspective on 9/11 through an artist's eyes.
Todd Stone
"3.01.2001"
2001
Barbara Kruger
"Untitled(Questions)"
1991
Janet Cardiff
"The Forty Part Motet"
2001