Artwork helps soothe emotions after attacks across art world
After the September 11 attacks artists cope through sculpture painting and photography. Egyptian American Luavie Saleh in New Jersey found catharsis in canvas while others like Mark Det Gunaire and groups such as Poets for Peace organize readings and fundraisers. A Boston sculpture project evolved to reflect fear and sorrow. A New York storefront hosts Here Is New York: A Democracy of Photographs featuring diverse images from those touched by the tragedy.
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Hope Photographs exhibit heals at Boston College museum
At the McMullen Museum of Art, the Hope Photographs exhibition features images meant to inspire healing after the Sept 1 attacks. Curator Nancy Netzer notes the show now carries new meaning as visitors engage with works including a butterfly on a man and a police officer with children, plus student vigil photos and faculty essays.
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British couple lose house after Internet twins battle
Alan and Judith Kilshaw, who pursued custody of twin girls via an Internet adoption broker, have had their seven bedroom farmhouse repossessed in Buckley Wales. They faced more than 90000 in legal bills after the girls were sent back to the United States. The couple planned moves to smaller homes and the Netherlands, with Judith aiming to return by Christmas.
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Parents battle bullying spurring safer schools
Dear Abby letters advocate zero tolerance and proactive steps against bullying. Mothers and educators urge principals to act, document incidents, and warn about civil action if not resolved. A former teenbullying survivor credits twelve step programs with lifesaving support and hope for youth.
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Girl pilot wins in Oshkosh paper plane contest
Nine year old Caitlyn Phillips flew a handmade plane in the Eagle Hangar at the EAA Air Venture Museum during a weekend flight contest. Her best hang time was 3.68 seconds, far from the 27.6 second record set by Ken Blackburn of St. Louis who attended the event.
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Experimental Aircraft Association
Air Venture Museum
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St. Louis
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