PROJECTIONS 9/11 - 25 YEARS COMMEMORATION

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9/11 - 25 YEARS COMMEMORATION

BEFORE HISTORY WAS WRITTEN, IT WAS PHOTOGRAPHED


September 6–11, 2026
Live Worldwide via Zoom • 7:00 p.m. EST

Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, PROJECTIONS brings together 35+ photographers, editors, and visual journalists whose images documented the attacks and shaped how the world understood them.

Across six nights, photographers who covered the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, Shanksville, and the White House will share firsthand accounts of that extraordinary day and its aftermath.

Now the witnesses return to tell the stories behind the images that became history.

Among the confirmed presenters:

• Joel Meyerowitz • Peter Turnley • David Hume Kennerly • Steve McCurry • David Friend • MaryAnne Golon • Ruth Fremson • Jennifer S. Altman • Thomas Dallal • David Handschuh • Jim Lowney • Ron Haviv • Mark Edward Harris • Stan Honda • Mario Tama • Jose Jimenez-Tirado • Pete Souza • Rabbi Irwin Kula • Jeff Swensen • Robert Clark • Matthew McDermott • Gary Suson • Todd Maisel • Gulnara Samoilva • Lori Grinker • Thomas Franklin • Jason Florio • Lyle Owerko • Eric Draper • Spencer Platt • Shannon Stapleton • Phil Penman • Lauren Walsh • Susan Watts • Todd Maisel

The programs will be recorded and permanently archived by PROJECTIONS as an educational resource for future generations.

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September 6–11, 2026

7:00 p.m. EST each evening

Live Worldwide via Zoom

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Monroe Gallery Photojournalists Documenting Minneapolis ICE Protests and Demonstrations

 January 18, 2026

Monroe Gallery photojournalists are covering the thousands of ICE and Border Patrol officers flooding into Minneapolis and the intensifying situation after the fatal ICE shooting of Renee Good.

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“The public should assume responsibility for creating an accurate record of what’s happening. It’s a big job that requires participation from all of civil society, including the local press, religious and community groups, librarians and teachers. Everyone. In every city. This is not an act of protest. It is record-keeping. There will come a time when people will want to know what it was like to be here, now. What was it like to work in a food truck or at a Home Depot when federal agents showed up? What was it like to be randomly stopped or followed on the sidewalk while walking home from a store? What’s it like for Native Americans to be accused by ICE of being undocumented?” --Poynter