This Art Basel, Oolite Arts will present a group exhibition featuring 10 renowned artists from Miami, New York and Chicago interacting with its gallery and investigating the concept of .
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COVID vaccine live updates: What you should know in South Florida on Friday, April 16 Michelle Marchante, The Miami Herald
Apr. 16 COVID-19 vaccine rules can be confusing in South Florida. Here s the latest news on where shots are available and who is eligible:
What s new today? International and out-of-state students that attend Florida International University, the University of Miami, Miami Dade College, Barry University and Florida Memorial University can now get a COVID-19 vaccine through Jackson Health System. The initiative can help students who were struggling to prove that they live in Florida. People 16 and older can now preregister for a COVID-19 vaccination at a pop-up that is opening at Westchester Regional Library on Saturday. The pop-up is offering first dose Pfizer shots by appointment only, according to the Miami-Dade Public Library System.
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Detail of Evil by Ed Ruscha, screenprint on wood veneer, 1973, 19 7/8 x 30 1/8 , featured in Ed Ruscha: OKLA, running Feb. 18 to July 5, 2021 at Oklahoma Contemporary (Courtesy of the artist and Gagosian)
If Ed Ruscha s name is unfamiliar, you re in extensive company. Since 2015, Google searches for obsolete mimeographs have outpaced those for the Catholic-born octogenarian, whom museums practically venerate, from the London Tate to Los Angeles Broad. For those who extol price tags, a 1964 Ruscha oil painting sold in Nov. 2019 for nearly $52.5 million.
If you ve reached the Museum of Modern Art s 404 error page, you ve seen Ruscha s OOF (1962) blocky, yellow letters against a deep blue field. Everyone understands the word oof, though it s nonsensical, according to independent scholar and curator Alexandra Schwartz, who finds the work amusing. It sums up how he takes verbal language and turns it into something visual in a way that you don t expect, sh