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Lyra Kilston

The Art of 9/11

By Lyra Kilston

In the days after September 11, 2001, acts of daily life took on enormous significance. We asked ourselves how much news was too much? How could we return to the triviality of our usual worries? And, most urgently, what could we do?

Jeffrey Lohn, “Untitled,” (2001), color photograph. Courtesy of the artist.
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