by Bill
We’re very excited to announce that The International Center of Photography is now carrying “the AIDS activist project”. ICP is in a new location at 79 Essex Street, New York, NY. Stop in and check out the exhibitions, and of course, pick up a copy of “the AIDS activist project”! The book is also available […]
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by Bill
If you haven’t picked your copy of “the AIDS activist project” yet, now is a great time to pick a copy and help us get more work from the project out there. There are many images in the project that we couldn’t include in the book. There are literally thousands of images, over 150 […]
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by Bill
It’s been 50 years since the Stonewall Riots, 49 years since the first Pride March, 38 years since the first AIDS cases were reported, and 32 years since ACT UP began. Thats a lot of history. We’ve had to fight for the progress we’ve made. One theme that runs through all of this is activism. […]
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by Bill
I’m very excited to let you know that the Guggenheim Museum is now carrying the AIDS activist project book. The book is available in conjunction with the Robert Mapplethorpe Exhibition which opened yesterday. It’s really amazing to see the AIDS activist project joining ranks with the objects and books being offered to support the […]
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by Bill
I attended the Opening Exhibit of “positive/negative: HIV/AIDS” last night at New York University. Seeing work from “the AIDS activist project” included with other artists, such as David Wojnarowicz and Hunter Reynolds, whose work influenced me so much, and who I respect as artists was humbling. Among the works were video clips showing the “Day of Desperation”, when ACT UP took over Grand […]
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