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The Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media (CHNM) at George Mason University and the University of New Orleans organized the Hurricane Digital Memory Bank (HDMB) in 2005 in partnership with many national and Gulf Coast area organizations and individuals. HDMB was awarded the Award of Merit for Leadership in History, and is the largest free public archive of Katrina and Rita with over 25,000 items in the collection. Read More.

Maxx Sizeler

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The Katrina-themed work of New Orleans artist Maxx Sizeler. Maxx Sizeler's website:

http://www.maxxsizeler.com/index.htm

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Robert\'s Marketplace at St. Claude & Elysian Fields

Robert\'s Marketplace at St. Claude & Elysian Fields

Memory Past

The City is Disappearing / My Heart is Breaking

The City is Disappearing / My Heart is Breaking

Mourn for Buildings

Mourn for Buildings

Great Sadness

Sliver by the River

Sliver by the River

Apartment Washed Away

Apartment Washed Away

Housing Projects Are Not Humane

Housing Projects Are Not Humane

Pancaked Buildings

Pancaked Buildings

Houses Floated

The Strength of Us

The Strength of Us

It Was Hot

Bring Back the Saenger

Bring Back the Saenger

History is Irreplaceable

History is Irreplaceable

To Deja From Lea

To Deja From Lea

Me and New Orleans is One

Me and New Orleans is One

Crow\'s Laundromat

Crow\'s Laundromat

Funeral Home

Comments by Luke, Age 8

Comments by Luke, Age 8

Plants Devour

Let the Pipes Rust

Let the Pipes Rust

Comments by Ivy, Age 5

Comments by Ivy, Age 5

Carpenter

Lost to Fire

Corpses

City With Scars

City With Scars

Building

After Katrina

Ninth Ward Blues

Ninth Ward Blues

She Remembers

Corpses

Comment card by Al \"Carnival Time\" Johnson

Comment card by Al \"Carnival Time\" Johnson

3100 Block Chartres

3100 Block Chartres

I Grew