A gallery in the Design District opened an exhibit Friday showing works that were inspired by the Surfside building collapse.
Artist Oliver Sanchez decided to have the opening of “CHAMPLAIN in memoriam” to honor the 98 victims on the anniversary at his Swampspace Gallery, at 3940 N. Miami Ave.
Sanchez said the exhibit, which will be open for a month, was curated as an ode to the dedication and sacrifice that the search and rescue teams showed in the aftermath of the collapse.
It includes Haitian-American Ruth Burotte’s painting, photography by Sharif Salem, McLean, art by Miami’s Atomik and photography by Tina Paul, the vice mayor of Surfside.
Local 10 News Assignment Desk Editor Wilson Louis contributed to this report.
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Artist Oliver Sanchez decided to have the opening of “CHAMPLAIN in memoriam” to honor the 98 victims on the anniversary at his Swampspace Gallery, at 3940 N. Miami Ave.
Sanchez said the exhibit, which will be open for a month, was curated as an ode to the dedication and sacrifice that the search and rescue teams showed in the aftermath of the collapse.
It includes Haitian-American Ruth Burotte’s painting, photography by Sharif Salem, McLean, art by Miami’s Atomik and photography by Tina Paul, the vice mayor of Surfside.
Local 10 News Assignment Desk Editor Wilson Louis contributed to this report.
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