Katrina "Help is on the way" 2005

Jack Feldman, American Master Artist's social commentary in his "America Today Series"

Smithsonian National Museum of African American History & Culture

Smithsonian National Museum of African American History & Culture

At this time, my father is trying to have this painting,"KATRINA", placed in the museum. He spoke with the owner of the painting recently and asked him to do this. We'll see what happens.

 Created by JACK FELDMAN AMERICAN MASTER ARTIST

This disastrous and important national event is still unsettled, and continues to create a vicious and on-going national stir to this very day - (November 2019) 

A "NEW NATIONAL ICON PAINTING" for those who care. 
An important world viewed social commentary painting of the popular "AMERICA TODAY" ART SERIES. 

"KATRINA" a lone survivor, with a broken pair of well used eyeglasses and a lovingly worn simple old-gold wedding band..."wrapped only in the symbol and security of American beliefs and promises"... the harsh and distant calls of the uninvited, yet oncoming, ruckus droves of both human scavengers  and scavenger crows can still to be fearfully heard and seen until this day.