The Prevailing Human Spirit: Art and Advocacy in the Wake of 9/11
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The Prevailing Human Spirit: Art and Advocacy in the Wake of 9/11 marks the 25th anniversary of September 11 with a reflective event honoring the Society of Illustrators’ 2001 exhibition and the extraordinary collective response it inspired. Conceived in a moment of profound loss and uncertainty, The Prevailing Human Spirit became a space for grief, solidarity, and action, demonstrating how art can serve as advocacy, healing, and connection.
Through a moderated panel conversation with Greg Manchess, Guy Billout, Peter De Sève, William Low, and Terry Brown, the executive director of the Society of Illustrators at the time, organizers closely involved in the original exhibition, Wendy Popp and Rudy Gutierrez, will explore how creative voices helped shape a shared response that brought communities together in New York City and beyond.
Through a moderated panel conversation with Greg Manchess, Guy Billout, Peter De Sève, William Low, and Terry Brown, the executive director of the Society of Illustrators at the time, organizers closely involved in the original exhibition, Wendy Popp and Rudy Gutierrez, will explore how creative voices helped shape a shared response that brought communities together in New York City and beyond.
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