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| Aftermath
| | Joel Meyerowitz
| In the aftermath of the September 11th attacks, the World Trade Center site was declared a crime scene, and all those not directly involved with the recovery project were banned from Ground Zero. There was one exception: Award-winning photographer Joel Meyerowitz persuaded city officials to grant him unlimited access to the still-smoldering ruins. For nine months, day and night, he mounted oceanic piles of debris and climbed into caves carved out of mangled steel to document the heroic work of the 800 recovery workers. Aftermath: World Trade Center Archive is the realization of his efforts to record what we must remember and can't forget.
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