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Name: Instructor’s Name: Task Name: Date and Week: 9/11 memorial analysis argument 9/11 memorial are the arts that were made to commemorate the deaths brought about by terrorist attacks that happened on September 9 2001. The terrorist used an airplane to attack the World Trade Building. The day was very horrific as it brought to death about 2982 people from different cultural backgrounds as well as troops (Bleiker). Before I visited the 9/11 Memorial and Museum my expectations were that this was not like any other museum I had visited before because this tragic event inspired its existence. I had expected to find exhibitions that made people cry and relate to the event expositions showing victims jumping from buildings display these images scarily as a way to discourage such terrorism acts. It shows how malicious the terrorists were and how any sober-minded viewer may take this picture to refrain any action that is meant to harm the life of any human being intentional. The artifacts should always awaken the visitors' minds in a view to fight against terrorism in their immediate locality. If all these things are to be effected I feel that the 9/11 Memorial and Museum would serve its intended purpose in a more comfortable and practical way. The museum did not meet my expectation which makes me think that the above changes should be effected. References BIBLIOGRAPHY Bleiker Roland. "Art After 9/11." Alternatives (2006): 77–99. [...]
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