Richard Haines
Art Belongs to Us
Fashion Blogger Richard Haines Talks to Lester Strong About the Consolations of Beauty and Art in the Age of AIDS
artist’s time,...
Avram Finkelstein: Artist
Throwing in With History
In a new book, Avram Finkelstein discusses the history and future of AIDS & AIDS activism
Text & Photos by Alina Oswald
On...
Vernon “Copy” Berg: Artist
An Original Copy
Vernon “Copy” Berg’s Thoughtful, Playful, Singular Art
by John McIntyre
Vernon Berg III was better known as “Copy,” in recognition of his similarities to...
Duane Michals: Artist
Asking the Hard Questions
Through his photography Duane Michals explores the great themes and problematics of human life
by Lester Strong
When I was first introduced a...
David Hilliard: Artist
Strong at the Broken Places
Photographer David Hilliard Draws on Personal History to Create Panoramas of Possibility
by Lester Strong
Glance at the photography of David Hilliard...
Toni Kitti: Artist
Tale of a "Crazy Artist"
Finnish Photographer Toni Kitti Talks Art, AIDS, Shame & Recovery
by Lester Strong
"There is always a deep inner peace when I...
David Binder
In 1988, photographer and filmmaker David Binder began documenting Gail Farrow's life and her family's process of coming to terms with her imminent death....
Urban Theater
All New York Is a Stage
An Exhibition & Book Explores 1980s New York as Theater, When Artists Grappled with New Media, New Fame, and...
Shelter in Place: Art & Isolation
Shelter in Place
Artists Respond to Isolation & Loneliness in the Age of COVID-19
by Hank Trout
People living with HIV/AIDS are very well acquainted with isolation...
Eric Rhein: Artist
Possibilities of Transcendence
Multidimensional artist Eric Rhein talks about the impact that HIV/AIDS has had on his life and his work as he preps a...
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