Reflections on September 11th, A Decade Later

 Carol Beck, Phoenix Rising

 Bonnie J. Smith, September 11, 2001 Blue & Yellow

 Jacqueline Bryant Campbell, September Sky

 Nancy Cash, World Peace

 Betty Colburn, Homeland Security

 Michelle Flamer, A Time For Everything

 Marjorie Diggs Freeman, Surviving, Improving....Remembering

 Jeanette Thompson, Thank You

 Jancy Mc Clellan-Ryan, Unforgotten Family

 Kathy Zieben, Reclaiming Ground Zero

 Susan Levering, Frozen

 Karen Musgrave, Story Repeated

 Karen Musgrave, Be Peace

 Susanne Reed, Only Love Can do That

 Susan Shie, 911-A Primer

 Jeanette Thompson, Across the Universe

 Jeanette Thompson, Never Enough Tears

 Betty Warner, Not in Fear

 Janice Willis, Choas and Confusion

Reflections on September 11th, A Decade Later exhibition will be a part of,

American Armistice – The Epoch of the Peacemakers

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September, 11^th, 11am-1:30 pm

at the Meridian Stage as part of the Chicago Fringe Festival

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Reflections on September 11th, A Decade Later Exhibiton

The Fiber Artists for Hope will be a part of the Chicago Fringe Festival and American Armistice - The Epoch of the Peacemakers on Sept 11th, 11am-1:30pm at Meridian Stage created and organized by HumanThread. 


In remembrance of the tragic events of September 11th, we invite you to be a part of  Common Thread for Peace a call for peace and reconciliation. Add your voice! Create a wish for peace for the world, in a common "Thread" of Human Fellowship and Unity.

Steps to participate:

1) Cut a 12 inch ribbon (or fabric, yarn or other knot-able material)

2) Write a message of hope or a wish for the world, or just sign your name 

3) Mail in or drop off the ribbon at the address below

4) SPREAD THE WORD PLEASE! 

5) Ribbons due by September 7th

HumanThread Center

645 W. 18th Street

Chicago, Illinois 60616