Twenty years ago today, the New Museum was draped in black in recognition of Day Without Art—the national day of action and mourning in response to the AIDS crisis. The LED sign from “Let The Record Show…” was installed in the Museum’s Broadway window and programmed with current statistical information on the AIDS crisis by Gran Fury and ACT UP. Please join us today as we recognize Day With(out) Art with a special screening of Jim Hubbard’s United in Anger: A History of ACT UP.
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![I’m headed to NYC! My art, anyhow…
I’ve been accepted to participate in the GLAAD Art Auction, to help raise money for the organization.
A limited edition print of Commie Pinko Fag: Свобода [Liberty] will be among the art up for bid.
If you’re in the area, and in need of a distraction of great art, for a great cause, please attend!](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mcu5kg1f0y1ql2ecio1_400.png)
I’m headed to NYC! My art, anyhow…
I’ve been accepted to participate in the GLAAD Art Auction, to help raise money for the organization.
A limited edition print of Commie Pinko Fag: Свобода [Liberty] will be among the art up for bid.
If you’re in the area, and in need of a distraction of great art, for a great cause, please attend!
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Non-Violence (The Knotted Gun)
by Carl Fredrik Reutersward
Located at the United Nations Headquarters, Turtle Bay New York, September 2008
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