10 Years Later - A Tribute to 9/11 Heroes September 11, 2001 - September 11, 2011 Smith Georges' 9/11 Artwork is Worth Over a Million Dollars
Smith Georges' Online and United Nations Art Exhibit
10 Years Later - A Tribute to 9/11 Heroes September 11, 2001 - September 11, 2011 Smith Georges 9/11 Artwork is Worth Over a Million Dollars
On September 11, 2011, President Barack Obama will be in New York City at Ground Zero to commemorate the tenth anniversary of September 11, 2001 World Trade Center tragedy that left about three thousand innocent people dead. Haitian-American Artist-Activist Smith Georges' artwork titled "A Tribute to 9 11 Heroes", which was on exhibit at the United Nations, has been estimated to worth more than a million dollars. It's acrylic and collage on canvas that took the artist more than a year to complete. The artwork was completed in 2002. Smith's artwork has been published by Time Magazine several times and several other prestigious magazines and textbooks. His 9'11 artwork was featured on the front page of the New York Times. Smith Georges intends to donate the original artwork, "Tribute to 9 11 Heroes" to a museum in New York City. Smith also collected thousands of manuscript notes written in several languages from people coming around the world visiting Ground Zero.They express their feeling and opinions about 9/11.
There is another Haitian-American artist by the name of Jean-Michel Basquiat, whose paintings are being sold on the market today for millions of dollars.
To view Smith Georges' 9/11 art exhibit online, go to www.ArtandFreeWorld.com.
Smith Georges standing next to his artwork "Tribute to 9/11 Heroes"
Farah Jeudy (Haitian-American killed on 9/11)
Wilbert Miraille (Haitian-American killed on 9/11)
Artist Smith Georges addressing the UN crowd during his art Exhibit
The UN crowd listening to Smith Georges' speech during the art exhibit
The UN crowd listening to Smith Georges' speech during the art exhibit
Smith Georges addressing the UN crowd
Artist Smith Georges being congratulated by UN Spokesperson and Brunei Ambassador to the UN
Smith Georges, Brunei Ambassador to th UN, UN Spokesperson
The crowd during Smith Georges 9/11 UN Art Exhibit
The UN crowd admiring Smith Georges' artwork
Admirers of Smith Georges' artwork posing with the artist for a photo
Watch Smith Georges's "Tribute to 9/11 Heroes" Video below
9/11 10th Anniversary TRIBUTE
On September 11, 2011, President Barack Obama came to New York City at Ground Zero to commemorate the tenth anniversary of September 11, 2001 World Trade Center tragedy that left about three thousand innocent people dead. Haitian-American Artist-Activist Smith Georges' artwork titled "A Tribute to 9 11 Heroes", which was on exhibit at the United Nations, has been estimated to worth more than a million dollars. It's acrylic and collage on canvas that took the artist more than a year to complete. The artwork was completed in 2002.
Smith's artwork has been published by Time Magazine several times and several other prestigious magazines and textbooks. His 9'11 artwork was featured on the front page of the New York Times. Smith Georges intends to donate the original artwork, "Tribute to 9 11 Heroes" to a museum in New York City. Smith also collected thousands of manuscript notes written in several languages from people coming around the world visiting Ground Zero.They express their feeling and opinions about 9/11.
There is another Haitian-American artist by the name of Jean-Michel Basquiat, whose paintings are being sold on the market today for millions of dollars.
