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Exhibition Reviews , US Reviews
Chrysanne Stathacos Celebrates the Beauty of Impermanence

At anonymous, New York, the downtown artist shows paintings and prints made of roses and hair that pay homage to those lost in the AIDS era of the 1990s and beyond

 

 

BY Adam Smith-Perez |
Exhibition Reviews , Reviews Across The World
The Irreverent Advocacy of General Idea

The collective’s retrospective at the National Gallery of Canada extends from foundational mail art to hard-hitting installations about HIV/AIDS

BY Charlene K. Lau |
Interviews
What ACT UP Can Teach Us About the Current Health Emergency

An interview with Sarah Schulman

BY Elisa R. Linn AND Sarah Schulman |
Profiles
Larry Kramer Fought Back

The late playwright and novelist galvanized the fight against HIV/AIDS

BY Avram Finkelstein |
Opinion
Why We Painted Over David McDiarmid’s ‘I’m Too Sexy To Have AIDS’ Posters

When confronted with a deeply damaging past, it becomes necessary to take action to return us to the present

BY ACT UP London |
Opinion
Activists’s Subversion of ‘I’m Too Sexy To Have AIDS’ Slogan Does Queer History a Disservice

Why ACT UP activists spray-painting over artist David McDiarmid’s ‘Rainbow Aphorisms’ posters scored an own goal

BY Paul Clinton |
Opinion
Counter Intelligence

How should artists respond to the recent trend for trolling in the political arena?

BY Jörg Heiser |
Opinion
Lost Souls

How remembering the AIDS epidemic helps endure the crises of today

BY Lynne Tillman |
Interviews
Queer

An interview with Simon Watney

BY Stuart Morgan |