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9/11 and the American Landscape

Photographer Jonathan C. Hyman documented grassroots memorials after 9/11. His archive of over 20,000 images focuses on tributes from the tristate area, beginning just after 9/11 and running through the 10th anniversary. Hyman joins Dr. Jan S. Ramirez, the Museum’s Chief Curator and Vice President of Collections, to discuss the iconography of commemoration and the varieties of popular response to 9/11 captured in his photographs.

  • All programs are presented in the Auditorium on the Atrium Terrace (Second Floor) level of the Museum.
  • Tickets are required for program entry, which begins at 6:30pm at the museum entrance.
  • Seating is first come, first served for all free public programs.
  • Program entry is not guaranteed for latecomers after 7:15pm.
  • Program admission does not include Museum admission.










When: Tue., Apr. 5, 2016 at 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Where: National September 11 Memorial & Museum
180 Greenwich St.
212-312-8800
Price: Free ticket required
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Photographer Jonathan C. Hyman documented grassroots memorials after 9/11. His archive of over 20,000 images focuses on tributes from the tristate area, beginning just after 9/11 and running through the 10th anniversary. Hyman joins Dr. Jan S. Ramirez, the Museum’s Chief Curator and Vice President of Collections, to discuss the iconography of commemoration and the varieties of popular response to 9/11 captured in his photographs.

  • All programs are presented in the Auditorium on the Atrium Terrace (Second Floor) level of the Museum.
  • Tickets are required for program entry, which begins at 6:30pm at the museum entrance.
  • Seating is first come, first served for all free public programs.
  • Program entry is not guaranteed for latecomers after 7:15pm.
  • Program admission does not include Museum admission.
Buy tickets/get more info now