See the captivating Ground Zero 360: Never Forget exhibit at the Holocaust Museum Houston from Thursday, September 11, 2014 through Sunday, January 11, 2015.
Documenting the on-the-ground impact of the attacks on New York City on September 11, 2001, Ground Zero 360: Never Forget is a unique retrospective exhibit curated by a first responder police captain and an Irish-born photographer who was living in Manhattan and photographed the fallout of the attack.
After the planes hit the two towers of the World Trade Center that morning, photographer Nicola McClean responded sticking to her profession, grabbing her camera and documenting the confusion and panic in the streets around her. At the same time, officer Paul McCormack, rushed to downtown Manhattan, and worked in the rescue and recovery effort at Ground Zero.
Following the event, McClean and McCormack began to work together to create Ground Zero 360: Never Forget, a stunning panoramic installation of photographic images, visuals and audio clips that provides a unique insight into the hearts and minds of New Yorkers in the days that followed the attacks.
Opening Reception of Ground Zero 360: Never Forget
Ground Zero 360: Never Forget opens at Holocaust Museum Houston on the 13th anniversary of this fateful day in American and world history. Holocaust Museum Houston members are invited to a free preview reception from 6pm to 8pm. Click here to join the museum.
Ground Zero 360: Never Forget Exhibit
- Dates: Thursday, September 11, 2014 through Sunday, January 11, 2015
- Times: Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm; Saturday and Sunday noon to 5pm
- Location: Holocaust Museum Houston, 5401 Caroline St, Houston, TX 77004
- Admission: $12 general admission nonmembers; $8 active duty military and seniors 65 and older; free free for members, 18 and under and college students with a valid school ID.