September 11, 2001 was an unforgettable memory and five months later Chicago is remembering this horrific event. In downtown Chicago, we have an exhibit dedicated to the Twin Tower attack. In February I went down to see the exhibit and I definitely cannot describe my experience in one word. I have mixed feelings between confusion and sadness. I think I was expecting to see art work, projects, and perhaps sort of a ‘replay’ of the attack. The artwork and projects I thought wo
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It had many pictures that captured a different mood or scene. uld have been done to show how people dealt with the attack. This one picture just basically is questioning and reminding everyone that the attack was not for an attraction it killed many lives and in no way can someone capture the real feeling of the attack. It also, says how people are viewing the attack as tourist attraction.
Basically, the exhibit was not what I expected. For example, there was a yellow colored picture that expressed one’s feelings on the viewers taking pictures of the scene. Every photo contained a different part of the attack. The yellow colored picture was the most different out of all that caught my eye. Every wall was covered with pictures of the attack and even clothes lines hung out across the room with an enormous amount of photos. It mainly stuck out of the rest because it made people re-think their actions and responses to the attack.
In the exhibit, there were many pictures. It said something along the lines of that taking the pictures of the attack you can not capture the actual horror or feelings of those who were in it. My expectation was pretty much not at all right. Meaning they all caught different views and expressed different feelings.
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