HARD RAIN (from memory to history)

The series of images chosen, alongside the closing line of B. Dylan's final verse of "It's a hard rain ...", "and I'll know my song well before I start singing," successfully prove/reveal that Anthony surely grasps the notion of capturing that "hard rain" that has come down as a dark cloud on humanity's progress and history. Though many can say that war/conflict/suffering can and has offered/produced positive resolution and solutions, it is not without these reminders (photographs) that we can realize the weight these actions carry with them; and perpetually work toward new ways of progressing on this finite plane of time on our earth. Thank you, Anthony, for stopping by that burning pile of rubble and photographing that scene in '93, and keeping your eye on the humans always struggling for peace of mind.
-Daniel

 Very powerful. Very disturbing, as it should be.
 -Mark 

Incredible and bizarre - so strange to drink wine in a quiet town faced with such reality.

Great images, well presented. Thank you Ron, for your vision and hard work.

Beautiful, Tony! Cheers, Alan.

Appreciated the Suau lecture/exhibit.

Suggestion: Explore alternate historians (Michael Tsarion, Jordan Maxwell, Bill Cooper, etc.)

The single most offensive photo is Cheney's. Well done.
-Dan

Important and impressive work. 

Really important to have such kinds of exhibitions here. Good to see that there are still people following a non-profit, non-commercial approach.
-Angele

Exhibits like these help people to wake up from a dream. Open your eyes to see what goes on in this world.

Hey Tony. Wonderful show! Thank you for staying with it despite all the challenges. What you do is very important!
-Tom

Spectacular!!

Great work. Sad world!

So many wars.
-Martin

Great presentation.

Thank you again, Stephanie for putting together another set of photos for a slideshow. Really nice to come see.
-Willie

Cool.

Interesting, would love to hear you speak. Please email any event.

Wonderful, powerful exhibit. Thanks, Judith.

Timely.

Very powerful - true reminder of what war is about. Thanks.
 -Alexandre

 Impressive!

 Stunning photographs. I've never seen my 15 year old daughter speechless while reading every word in every caption. These photos should be on CNN, in People, USA Today. and other media outlets of Middle America.

 It's so courageuos of you to bring these images out of hiding; it makes me want to help. How can I? Thank you.
-Sherie

Thank you for showing us this - it's odd as we drink wine and socialize on 2nd Saturday - that there is this horror continuing.
-Sheila and Bert