The installation of his sculpture marks a homecoming for the 85-year-old artist, whose diptych at the World Trade Center was destroyed on 9/11.
Source: New York Times
After 20 Years, Frank Stella Returns to Ground Zero
Published in ART, Johns, Jasper, New York City, Sculpture, September 11 (2001), Silverstein, Larry A, Stella, Frank and World Trade Center (Manhattan, NY)
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