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9-11
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Friday
By now, the story of Sept. 11,
2001 has been etched into our col­
lective memory, but lew have seen
New York from the perspective of
Magnum photographers.
Eleven members of the legend­
ary photo agency immediately dis­
persed from their monthly meeting
in New York as the events unfolded
to document the incomprehensible.
“New York, Sept. 11” consists of
37 color and black and white photo­
graphs that are by turns haunting,
surreal and breathtaking. The tour
opens Friday, March 2 and runs
through May 26 at the Oregon His­
torical Society.
Organized by International Arts
& Artists, Washington, D.C., the
tour is one two photo exhibits the
museum is featuring on the 9-11
attack during the next several weeks.
Photographer Nathan Lyons,
known for his honest and often
questioning depictions of Ameri­
can culture, is featured in the other
tour, creating his own poignant
sequence of images in response to
the events of Sept. 11.
Photographing in both New York
Poet Resonates with
Blues Rhythms
Kevin Young’s
poetry resonates
with blues
rhythms,
cinematic
images and
African American
history. Named
by Village Voice as a “writer on
the verge," Young has published
four books of poetry, including
Jelly Roll, a finalist for the
National Book Award and the
Los Angeles Times Book Award.
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After 9/11' by Nathan Lyons is part of the collection of two photo
exhibits on the 9-11 disaster, opening Friday at the Oregon
Historical Society.
The collapsed Twin Towers as captured by the legendary Magnum
Photographers of New York.
City and small towns, Lyons has Eastman House International Mu­
captured the extreme and often con­ seum of Photography and Film, and
fusing variety of responses mani­ will be on display Friday, March 2
fested by ordinary Americans to though May 19.
create After 9/11: This exhibition
Museum hours are Monday-
was organized by the G eorge Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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