Information and Images about Deryk's work in Iraq

Deryk's Trips to Iraq & Sculpture Project in 2002

In September and October of 2002, Deryk returned to Iraq to work with Iraqi artists, building a mother and child sculpture.

Deryk's Field Art for Children in Iraq

Information, pictures, etc about the Field Art project

Deryk's Trip to Iraq

Photographs, paintings and information on my trip to Iraq

Articles

• Phone Call to a Family in Baghdad
• Independent reporter inside Iraq over the past year
• The Liberation of Baghdad - a view not always heard
• U.S. Trucks Carrying Radioactive Materials Intercepted In Iraq-Kuwait Border
• Baqubah, Iraq
• White House Pressured EPA Not To Warn Public About Health Effects of 9/11
• "Risky Business in Iraq"
• Falluja: Shooting at Women and Children
• Reports on the US planting Weapons of Mass Destruction in Iraq
• Get Out Now, Before We are Thrown Out
• Interview with a marine who served in Iraq
• CIA Warns of Civil War on Iraq
• Sean Penn Returns to Iraq
• The Middle East's Deadly Thirst
• Letter and Life from Baghdad
• "Mission Accomplished": Anatomy of a Deadly Lie - A BuzzFlash
• News Analysis
• One, Two, Three...What Are They Fighting For?
• Ramsey Clark Responds to Bush's Television Address
• Terrorists betray our values
• Senior U.S. Official to Level Weapons Charges Against Syria
• Is the US Considering a return to the UN?
• Even the Optimists are Losing Heart as Iraq goes from Bad to Worse
• Former UN Chief: Bomb was Payback for Collusion with US
• US tried to plant WMDs, failed: whistleblower (Daily Times Tuesday, August 12, 2003)
• 20 Lies about the War
• Broken promise: Why I quit Iraq (Globe and Mail, July 18th 2003)
• From the IRIN report, July 4th 2003

Gulf Crisis

Seen in ARTnews:
"Callous Acceptance"
A large acrylic painting expressing my concerns about the impact of economic sanctions on the Iraqi people. On November 25, 1998, Mr. George Galloway spoke to the British House of Commons on the Gulf Crisis. Here is a transcript of his comments. If you read nothing else on the sanctions, please at least read this. In my view, Mr. Galloway fully understands the problem and attacks each Iraqi issue one by one. However, his arguments still fall on deaf ears. The world is still bent on bombing the village to save the people.