Fashion becomes art in exhibits at Morris Museum and Visual Arts

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The PUMA Voltaic Shoes must go on at the Morris Museum begins with a definition. As visitors enter the 4,200-square-foot main gallery, a wall of commanding black lettering declares that a shoe, in the strictest sense, is a covering of the human foot, having a thick sole and heel and a lighter upper, usually of leather but often of cloth.The show, featuring footwear from several continents and many centuries, seeks to shatter this narrow belief.
Using the existing costume collection as a stepping-off point, museum executive Linda Moore and costume curator Elizabeth Laba aimed to show that Cheap PUMA Shoes, beyond pure function, can capture a moment in time and help define an individual or a culture and that footwear can even be art. More than 300 distinct PUMA Shoes are on display at the museum in Morristown, including items to interest the less fashion

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