Social Scales: Aaron Gilbert and Martin Wong at P·P·O·W
The two painters, working decades apart, have represented social crises in ways both mystical and grounded, caring and stark.
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What the Art of the AIDS Era Can Teach Us Today
A scholar and curator discusses some artworks that resonate during the Covid-19 crisis.
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ACT UP New York Stages Protest at Whitney, Saying Wojnarowicz Retrospective Fails to Connect to Current HIV/AIDS Issues
"We are talking about human lives," an activist who led the action said. "We are not just talking about paintings on a wall."
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In the Room
Captioning an image is the task of both the photographer and those who preserve the image in perpetuity.
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A Year in Queer: 8 Notable Moments of LGBTQ Art in New York
In these dark times, the writer has often turned to art, when his mental health allows, seeking comfort as this country falls to pieces.
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The ARTnews Accord: Nato Thompson and Avram Finkelstein in Conversation
Among the subjects discussed are the past, present, and future of political and activist art.
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Eros and Elegy: On L.A.’s Queer Moment
Four shows look at the past and present of the community, particularly its relationship with HIV/AIDS
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