Zero Homophobia & Carlos Aponte: Gallery
My Best Ally Is...
Artist Carlos Aponte Lends His Creative Talents to the Zero Homophobia/Zero Transphobia Campaigns
by Hank Trout
The United States—indeed, the world—has wrestled with...
Larry Schulte: Artist
The Weave of Memory
Larry Schulte Intertwines Loss, Reflectiveness & Survival in His Art
by Philip F. Clark
Larry Schulte is an artist whose graphic, layered works...
Hugh Steers: Artist
A Strange State of Being
Artist Hugh Steers Rendered the Anguish, Alienation & Activism Prompted by HIV/AIDS
by Hank Trout
From now through April 3, 2021, Alexander...
Francesco Di Benedetto: Gallery
And So It Happened
A Photo Project by Francesco Di Benedetto Explores the Liberatory Potential of U=U & PrEP
by Chael Needle
A new photo book, And...
Robert Siegelman: Artist
The Model and the Photographer
Artist Robert Siegelman Explores the Personal and the Political
by Chael Needle
As the COVID-19 pandemic persists, artist Robert Siegelman has shifted...
To Heal the World
To Heal the World
In the Age of AIDS and COVID-19, What Art Has to Offer in Coping with Illness, Death, and Grief
by Lester Strong
Illness,...
Hugh Elliott: Artist
What Is Possible
Hugh Elliott taps into the therapeutic aspect of creativity
by Chael Needle
Anyone familiar with The AIDS Memorial on Instagram (@theaidsmemorial) may be familiar...
Donald Tarantino: Artist
The Strength to Create
Artist Donald Tarantino Explored Architecture and Mortality
by Chael Needle
A new book, Architecture and Mortality, introduces the work of late artist and...
Lester Blum & Vladimir Rios: “I Still Remember” Film
Celebration of Life
Lester Blum & Vladimir Rios Transform an AIDS-Themed Photo Series into Film
by Chael Needle
Lester Blum and Vladimir Rios, friends who have been...
Steven F. Dansky: Artist & Activist
History Is the Art of Memory
Steven F. Dansky Talks with A&U’s Hank Trout About Documenting Advocacy
From the earliest days of the Gay Liberation Front...
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Diagnosis Afternoon 1991: Poetry by Scott Hightower
Diagnosis Afternoon 1991
My talented older brother
was artistically intrepid
and expressive. As a painter,
he had begun to achieve
some recognition.
He was an oddly secure
and insecure bon vivant.
His...
