what brought you to provincetown?at the institute of contemporary art in boston. i came for my interview with no intention of taking this job. i was in a suit. and if you're in a suit in provincetown, you're either a jehovah's witness or you're selling encyclopedias. so i completely stuck out. but no one else in the whole world can say that i get to come here and do what i was trained to do in the oldest continuous art colony in america. so the legacy is really, really important. narrator: this building house is a collection comprised entirely of work which celebrates that prestigious status. one of the things that i really like to do is bring an artist out of the basement. ooh, these are beautiful. bring the work out and let people learn. pieces like this are timeless. you wouldn't be able to tell if something like this, if this was done yesterday-- that's right. --or 100 years ago. correct. we don't just protect the historic legacy of provincetown. we promote the contemporary. the exhibition that we're standing in n

the second major communication error and" occurred at the same time associated with that provincetown vaccine, thousands celebrate july 4, 80 percent are vaccinated but nonetheless there is an outbreak involving 346 people . most had asymptomatic infection which was sadly turned a breakthrough. four were hospitalized. the hospitalization rate was 1.2 percent. that's as good as you're going to do. nonetheless it was carriedout as a breakthrough . hospitalizations is a breakthrough but the mild infections were. the third communication error what was when president biden stood up at the podium in august and said we are going to have a booster dose available for all americans over 18 on september 20. thus sending the message that people who've gotten two doses of mra and in a vaccine were not fully immunized. soi think we have an excellent vaccine . that continues to have excellent protection including the delta variant all the way up to the present time you would never know by the way is communicated because everybody is scurrying to get this sort of cash in on this booster loses that we

communication error, and it really, both of those occurred a that same time, which is associated with the provincetown outbreak, thousands of men get together to celebrate july 4th. 80% of them were vaccinated. nonetheless, there's an outbreak involving 346 people. most of whom had asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic infections which was sadly termed a breakthrough. in other words, the hospitalization rate of 1.2%, that's excellent. that's as good as you're going to do with a vaccine. nonetheless, it was carried as breakthrough. now, hospitalizations, that is a breakthrough on this. but the mild form. the third communication error was when president biden stood at the podium in august and said we're going to have a booster dose available for americans, all americans over 18 years of age on september 20th. thus sending the message people who got two doses of mrna vaccine or one dose of j&j vaccine were not fully immunized. i think we have an excellent vaccine that continues to have excellent protection against serious diseases, including delta variant, including all age groups right up to the present ti

there was a large number of breakthrough infections in provincetown in july. >> it included over 1000inated population. there were over 1000 breakthrough infections, almost all of the delta variant. it was one of the first large well described clusters of large numbers of breakthrough infections in a highly vaccinated population and it also showed a number of interesting and important features such as the fact that vaccinated people with breakthrough infections have -- contributed to the cdc decision to reinstitute indoor mask -- masking as well as other things. >> vaccinated people who get breakthrough infections generally have a mild course of disease and the vast -- in the vast majority of cases. they have a rapid onset of antibody and just response that likely controls the virus. our data provides a different perspective. initially it was viewed as evidence of vaccine failures. i would argue it's evidence of vaccine success. these are doing what they are intending to do. in many cases vaccines will not completely prevent infection with what they will do is have immune responders w