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A cruel twist of Irony

A cruel twist of Irony

Posted by Andrew Brott on 1/30/2006
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A cruel twist of Irony This is a badly flooded and rusted casting mold by Martin Rambusch for a memorial dedicated to NYC firefighters who died on 9/11. Tulane was planning to cast these in glass when the storm hit. It will be restored and cast.
This is a badly flooded and rusted casting mold by Martin Rambusch for a memorial dedicated to NYC firefighters who died on 9/11. Tulane was planning to cast these in glass when the storm hit. It will be restored and cast.
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Fires on Camp Street, 3/4 mile from my house
Reversed Highway or "contra flow" evacuation map
Brottworks Studio at 5108 Freret Street
Hardware store across the street
Our front window lies; we left, and have no guns.
Abe and Erin's front window boards.
My neighbors weeks before the storm
File photo of my sleepy family
The news we have always feared
Tuesday AM
Satellite photo of our flooded studio
Lootie, the man, the myth, the legend...
Finally Some Good News!!!!!!!!!!
Boats left behind, and my heroic friends....
Freret St. Boat Landing, 3 blocks from my studio
Flooded Hearse
House on Prytania St., 3 blocks from my home.
City map of 1878
Army Corp Map 9/11/05
Our Home and Studio
Condition of a few of our glass studios
FEMA: Federal Emergency Missing in Action
Daniel Staples (far right) Jeremy Scidmore (cntr)
Chicago Work
Jeremy Scidmore and Dean Allison
Post Katrina grocery lines
Ms. Dog and Mr. Cat happy to be home
Rite-Aid on Carrolton Ave. 2 miles from my home
Building in the CBD 2 miles from my home
Lakeview 3.5 miles from my home
Jefferson Avenue 1/4 mile from my studio
Braodmore Home 1/2 mile from my studio
Collapse on St. Charles Ave. 4 blocks from my home
Robertson and Upperline 6 blocks from my studio
Ted’s Frost Stop Across the street from Tulane Unv
My Studio
Across the Street
Out our Back door
Wish I could share this smell...
Louisiana Avenue 1/4 mile from my home
Mid City on Bayou St. John
Corner of Baronne and Amila Streets.
Get that thing out of here!!!!
What's the black stuff...
The oldest market in America gets a new billboard.
Napoleon Avenue holiday decorations
Smells as good as it looks....
Lakeviews graffiti
The Gresham Girls
Artist in her studio
Beautiful mold
Gene Koss's desk
Tulanes flooded ovens
Koss's drawings...
Flooded projects...
File photo of drunks....
Tulanes flooded cold shop
A cruel twist of Irony
I want to be a Red Cross Volunteer
Jesus Saved
Sticker on my studio front door...
The view out my studio back door...
Inside my studio
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!
House on a car in the lower 9th ward.
Left to right- Craig Nutt , Myself, Cornelia Carey
L to R Mark Rosenbaum Craig and Cornelia.
CERF Board Members at the 17th St. Breech
Mitchell Gaudet and Cornelia Carery
Dean Allison and Me at SOFA Chicago
Me, Mark, Teri Walker, Eddie, and Angela
If we were Iraqi...
Who will help?
My Super Bowl Cake
Inside the Caramel Dome
Rex Float on Fat Tuesday 1 mile from my home.
Mardi Gras is...
We were "Poli-ticks": fat clowns bloated with cash
Working Heroes in the Lower 9th
What a cute couple
March 1st 2007 Good News-----Bad News
March 1st 2007
March 24, 2007 Brandon Mansell assists Eddy Bernar
Public Openings
Freret Community Center
Mayor Nagin, Dr. Blakeley, and Me Oct. 2007
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