The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT5) NEW YORK -- Aug. 18, 2002 -- 9/11-CLOTHING-SHRINE-2 -- Leave it to someone who had no intention of making art to show what good memorial art looks like. David Cohen's store, Chelsea Jeans, near Fulton Street, a block from where the World Trade Center used to be, was practically destroyed. But he decided to keep a corner of the place intact. Cohen spent about $10,000 sealing more than $1,000 worth of Ralph Lauren merchandise and Levi jeans, covered with the pulverized remains of the twin towers, behind glass, creating a 50-square-foot, ready-made diorama of ground zero. His efforts resulted is the city's most artful shrine to Sept. 11. But now Chelsea Jeans is about to close because of post-9/11 economic blues, and the question is what will happen to this memorable memorial? Some of the encased clothes. (G. Paul Burnett/The New York Times)
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2002-08-18
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The New York Times Agency
G. Paul Burnett/The New York Times/Redux
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