AIDS

At The Phillips Collection, an exhibition maps the poet’s radical networks – offering both homage and a quiet indictment of the city that let his world disappear

The artist behind the winning design discusses taking up space, celebrating those lost and creating something Londoners can see themselves in 

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

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

An interview with Sarah Schulman

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

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

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

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

How remembering the AIDS epidemic helps endure the crises of today

An interview with Simon Watney