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question hangs in the air. should tourists have been visiting the country's most active crater? abc's marcus moore is there. >> reporter: it is known as netherlands's angriest volcano. but this was unexpected. this staggering video captured by a tourist just minutes after the deadly eruption, capturing the horror. tourists were on visit to the island when it erupted, ash soaring 12,000 feet into the air, in this webcam photo taken within ten minutes of the eruption, can you see how close hikers are to the crater right before the explosion. an american was at the rim with his family, capturing these moments. they had just left the island 20 minutes before it erupted. shane capturing this video of people on a pier. as of tonight, there are six

confirmed fatalities and eight missing, presumably dead. >> we do not believe anybody else has survived the explosion. >> reporter: some of the tourists trapped were passengers on the ovation of the seas cruise ship. >> there were a lot of us crying, just trying to be strong. we don't know who has been impacted. >> i'm a real thinking man, praying for them. hopefully they'll return to us. >> reporter: lauren and matthew were on their honeymoon. lauren suffered burns on 20% of her body, matthew with 80%. >> this isn't a joke. the volcano actually erupted while we were on the island. lauren and i got pretty badly burned. we're at a hospital in new zealand. my hands are burned so i can't use my phone. >> reporter: survivors sharing details of their harrowing escape. >> the volcano erupted, so there was a large ash cloud that was a

couple hundred meters into the sky. >> reporter: father and daughter were in the tour boat who en it erupted. >> we tried to treat people the best we could. but everybody was horrifically burned. >> i didn't have time to fill. i saw there was a need, and i felt the need. i didn't know what i was doing, but i did the best in the situation. >> reporter: rescue helicopters initially combed the island, lifting some of the injured back to shore for treatment. from here you can look right into the center of the volcano and see the crater and the steam rising from the vents. that's the area where many people were when the eruption happened. >> retrieving bodies of the deceased from the island is an absolute imperative. every day that passes with those bodies without being recovered is an anguish for the loved ones who have been affected. >> to those who have lost or are missing family and friends, we

share in your sorrow and we devastated. >> reporter: 25 remainna critic in critical condition, most suffering burns over 30% of their body. >> it is possible not all will survive, but at this stage, everybody is receiving the care they requirement. >> reporter: friends and family members remaining hopeful. >> standing together, standing together, holding the fort together. and in prayer with faith. >> we're just staying strong for one another until we actually know for sure. >> reporter: white island, known as the dramatic volcano is located 30 miles offshore from mainland new zealand. and despite being home to an active volcano it is still a popular tourist destination, attracting nearly 10,000 visitors each year. the most recent eruption was

2016. it had registered increased activity for several weeks, raising the level from two to five. but it was still safe for visitors. choppers landed and rescuers will face serious physical and chemical hazards. >> ash is pulverized rock, crystals and glass. this is not good in lungs, and it's hot. so the combination of heat and mixed with sulfur gases and steam is not good for people or aircraft engines. >> reporter: volcano tourism is a popular attraction in places like hawaii, drawing millions per year. our matt gutman was there after the eruption of kilauea. >> it is literally creating new topography, a ridge has formed where cows used to munch on cane

grass. >> reporter: we fly over those rivers of lava. you could feel the heat being generated from 2,000 feet above. the eruptions in kilauea impacted local tourism but also the lives of residents in the surrounding area. she's lost grazing area for her horses. >> maybe there is life after the eruption. >> this is life. this is the life's energy right here. >> reporter: regeneration of the earth. >> in another year or two, you'll see trees popping out of here. >> reporter: not all volcanos are the same. each have their own personality. >> they all have their own settings, history and chemistry of the lava that comes out. so each one is very unique and distinct. >> okay, heading over. over. i'll go over just towards the edge here and have a look.

>> reporter: studying the earth up close is what these scientists gle scientists dream of. >> it's completely kovd covered new lava. >> we'll have to watch out. >> reporter: as soeen here in this nat geo special, a team traveled to the democratic republic of the congo to study the core by collecting soil. >> ooh, there is absolutely no way we're going down there. that is, without doubt, mission impossible. >> there's a lot of lava bombs out here. it's just covered with bombs. >> reporter: lava like that proves there is a seething furnace at the heart of our planet. there are 45 currently actively erupting volcanos. in new zealand, the volcano was active again today. authorities and residents are

taking precautions around white island. new zealand is a nation in pain. just how this tragedy will impact tourism here is unknown. but while mourning the loss of so many lives here, it is the last thing on anyone's mind. for "nightline," marcus moore in new zealand. >> marcus will have the latest on gma in the morning. up next, the banana split. modern masterpiece dividing the art and soul of one community. plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer, yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin ♪ yeah that's all me. ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand ♪ ♪ nothing on my skin ♪ that's my new plan. ♪ nothing is everything. keep your skin clearer with skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. of those, nearly 9 out of 10 sustained it through 1 year. and skyrizi is 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses.

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by now, you've probably signed the duct taped banana on your social media. it's symbolic. a vibe where modern art meets the heart of the c here's austin singh. >> this banana. >> a banana. >> please, can we not talk about the banana. >> block traffic. >> reporter: right here is easily one of the most crowded exhibits. a banana duct taped to a wall, and it's already sold for $120,000. for days this piece of fruit creating memes. >> i overheard a woman walking by saying she paid $65 to get in here just for an instagram photo. i think it's pretty funny. i think that's art itself.

>> reporter: for some, it begs the question, is this festival helping put miami on the map as an art destination or displacing the scene that made this city great. >> we are not just bananas on the wall, we have no bananas, we have art. >> reporter: a four-day art show based in the heart of miami beach, it attracts over 70,000 visitors, 250 galleries and a who's who of celebrities, classics like picasso drawing crowds. and madonna's daughter drawing g stares. we met frederick snitser. >> we sold everything in the first hour and a half of the fair. the only thing left is that. >> reporter: a member of art basel's selection committee since 2002, he's seen the impact it's had on the city. >> the community started to understand the scope of the

visual art world. the value of a cultural community. so many different cross sections of people that live here and come here and affect the community, and they're here, and it is super viable. >> reporter: and a few rows down, that banana, coyly titled "comedian." >> you see it because you want to see it. >> i think a work like this really challenges people to really think about what is art, what does it mean? and he's really playing with the audience. so it's good just to kind of push the conversation of what art can be. >> this mural kind of represents the visual representation of little haiti. >> reporter: while basil goers were able to have fun with truth, carl wasn't laughing. >> you want to talk to me about bananas? i think's a division people like me can't afford. >> reporter: he wants to make sure we aren't forgetting the immigrant communities. >> every morning i come by, and

i say i'm doing it right. >> reporter: immortalized on the wall is his father, one of the founding fathers of little haiti. how did you first find art? >> my dad. he sold art, music, literature. it was always around me. >> reporter: we're sitting in carl's studio, a space he uses to promote local artists and projects that promote his heritage. as a creator, nothing has everybody happened like this before to the city. >> no. >> reporter: what were your expectations? >> i didn't have any. >> reporter: back then, little haiti was a lot bigger. but with increased development across the city, the clause of gentrification quickly crept in. >> reporter: you feel like the

walls are closing? >> yeah, the walls are definite closing in. 82nd street to the north. now it is 54th street, pretty much 62nd street. everything else. >> reporter: eight blocks. >> yeah, eight blocks. >> reporter: carl took us around that eight-block radius where notes of creole culture. >> haitian. you can't control that. >> reporter: are everywhere. >> now you have haiti on a plate. a little built of jamaica, too. >> reporter: does this food remind you of growing up? >> yeah, that's what my mom cooked. that's the thing about a plate. memories on your tongue. you bite into a meat or a rice and all of a sudden you're transported back home. >> reporter: has miami made a conscious decision to become an art haven? it seems like art was always in little haiti. >> of course it was.

you heard it, you saw it, you felt it. it's fallacy that we live in a vacuum, that all of a sudden we have art bassle, now we're civilized. we've been civilized for a long time. >> reporter: but then you see art bassle and you see a banana on a wall selling for 120 k. >> i think it's perverse. i don't think it's something can you laugh at. too many people has paid the price to be here. too many. and maybe some may see it as a joke. i don't take it as a joke. so you're going to say my dignity is less than a banana on the wall? no. this, like i told you before, we have no bananas. not in little haiti. >> reporter: instead, they create and promote art that's an homage to the miami they know and love. >> we've seen the neighborhood

change so fast. >> reporter: the world-renowned artist works with carl to define the identity that embodies little haiti. >> i'm trying to really maintain, you know, the haitian presence here and trying to elevate the discourse as well. >> reporter: during bassle, edward's art is hanging in free galleries throughout this neighborhood, surrounded by other caribbean artists. >> this is the real thing. this is the purity of the haitian-american experience. this is the essence of the immigrant story. ♪ oh, no! ♪ ♪ go >> reporter: and this pop-up gallery by the shore? a sand castle traffic jam, commissioned by the city of miami beach. >> it was money well spent. people from all walks of life, all socioeconomic levels, all nationalities with their kids

sharing this experience and taking in from this piece of art what they believe it means to them. our city is about creating special moments. and this is a special moment. >> reporter: art bassle. >> yes. >> reporter: is it good or bad for the city or deeper than that. >> oh, it goes much deeper than that. culture is very important. and they should do it at the highest level possible. ♪ >> reporter: for better or for worse, art bassle's influence is undeniable. but that's not to say miami residents necessarily mind. it's a question of culture and ownership and making sure it's theirs that they're sharing. >> it's important that this is is the new bassle 2002 is the segregated land. bassle 2019 is the complete miami. this is our attempt to make that

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