JIZZ视频 hosted the Ground Zero 360聽Remembrance Exhibition to commemorate the 21st聽anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks.
The collaborative exhibit of global artists from 12 countries聽opened to the general public from 11 a.m. 鈥� 4 p.m. on Saturday,聽Sept. 10, 2022, in the Contemporary Gallery of the University聽Academic Center on the HCU campus, 7502 Fondren Road,聽Houston, Texas 77074.
HCU President Robert Sloan offered words of comfort at a聽9/11 Worship Service in Belin Chapel in the Morris Cultural聽Arts Center. During the service, a moment of silence was聽held in recognition of the collapse of the Twin Towers. A 9/11聽Memorial Ceremony took place outside of the Morris Family聽Center for Law and Liberty led by Master of Ceremonies Len聽Cannon of KHOU-11. Family members of victims dedicated a聽tree on the HCU campus in commemoration of all 9/11 victims.
The Ground Zero 360 Remembrance Exhibition opened for聽viewing after the ceremony.聽Visitors viewed harrowing visuals, heartbreaking 鈥渕issing聽person posters鈥� and a panoramic installation that gives insight聽into what eight million New Yorkers felt in the days following聽the 9/11 attacks. Visitors also had the opportunity to hear聽emergency radio calls from that morning and see a fragment of聽twisted steel and broken granite from the World Trade Center.
The curated art and history exhibition also displayed crosses聽and a menorah cut from steel from the World Trade Center聽by ironworkers, a flag that flew over Ground Zero, a 鈥淪urvivor聽Tree鈥� cast in bronze with steel from the World Trade Center聽along with personal artifacts lent by families of police officers聽and firefighters who lost their lives in the attacks.
The exhibition runs through Jan. 31, 2023, 11 a.m. 鈥� 4 p.m.,聽Monday 鈥� Thursday on the HCU campus.聽For more information on the Ground Zero 360 Remembrance聽Exhibition, visit .
