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1 of 12New York, NY, September 11, 2001. View from the Manhattan bridge towards the Brooklyn Bridge and downtown Manhattan during the aftermath of World Trade Center attacks.Thomas Hoepker—Magnum -
2 of 12New York, NY, September 12, 2001. A lone construction worker hammers away at the wreckage of the World Trade Center.Eli Reed—Magnum -
3 of 12New York, NY September 18, 2001. A large memorial is created with flowers, notes and photographs in memory of those lost in the September 11, 2001 attack.Paul Fusco—Magnum -
4 of 12Iraq, 2003. Staff Sgt. Daniel Callahan takes a break near a bullet scarred Iraqi police station following an intense battle in An Najaf.Christopher Anderson—Magnum -
5 of 12Kabul, Afghanistan, 2004. Voting during the Afghan presidential elections.Christopher Anderson—Magnum -
6 of 12Kandahar, Afghanistan, 2002. Taliban portrait.Collection Thomas Dworzak—Magnum -
7 of 12Kandahar, Afghanistan, 2002. Taliban portrait.Collection Thomas Dworzak—Magnum -
8 of 12Ellsworth, Wis., March 18, 2004. Funeral for Spc. Bert Hoyer, who was killed in Iraq.Paul Fusco—Magnum -
9 of 12Hallam, Pa., 2004. Funeral for Specialist Martin Kondor.Paul Fusco—Magnum -
10 of 12Chestertown, Md., 2004. Funeral for Private Bryan Nicholas Spry.Paul Fusco—Magnum -
11 of 12A soldier rides a donkey in a rural village west of Mosul, Iraq, as a family looks on.Peter Van Agtmael—Magnum -
12 of 12Raymond Hubbard hangs out in the basement of his friend Alvin's house in Darien Wisconsin. Hubbard lost his leg in a rocket attack on his base in Baghdad, July 4, 2006.Peter Van Agtmael—Magnum
On August 23, Magnum Photos will open an exhibit at Milk Gallery in New York City that will showcase, through multimedia projections, a comprehensive look at 9/11 and the events it set in motion. The work that is being presented will include images from the day of the attacks, the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq as well as the effects of the wars at home.
Photographer Peter Van Agtmael will be presenting recent work, followed by a panel discussion moderated by Song Chong and Magnum In Motion Director Adrian Kelterborn. The artist talk begins at 7 p.m. and, due to space limitations, those wanting to attend should RSVP to mimlive@milkstudios.com.
The exhibit opens to the public from 8-10 p.m.
More information about Magnum Photos can be found here and for Milk Gallery, and the event, here.
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