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DESCRIPTION:Oct 1\, 2026 - Feb 28\, 2027\nShoes are humble markers of socie
 ty. After all\, one must look down on them to pay them any mind. They walk
  the ground we try not to touch. Shoes were used as political statements i
 n Nazi propaganda. They are also defining symbols of craft and creativity.
  Beth Levine\, known as “America’s First Lady of Shoe Design\,” cham
 pioned their technology during her work at Herbert Levine. She brought mul
 es to the mainstream and designed Nancy Sinatra’s signature footwear for
  her performances of “These Boots Are Made for Walkin’.” Presenting 
 ads\, posters\, and\, of course\, shoes\, this exhibition at the Wolfsonia
 n explores the role footwear plays in fashion\, politics\, and pop culture
 . A highlight is a pair of rainbow-colored Ferragamo sandals custom-made f
 or Judy Garland.
LOCATION:The Wolfsonian\, 1001 Washington Ave\, Miami Beach\, FL 33139\, Un
 ited States
SUMMARY:Foot Notes: Shoes\, Symbolism\, and Society
URL;VALUE=TEXT:https://airmail.news/arts-intel/events/foot-notes-shoes-symb
 olism-and-society
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