The ‘Art AIDS America’ exhibition: 35-year history of AIDS told through artwork How do you represent the worst disease of our time through art? That's the central question of a first-of-a-kind exhibition in New York looking at the AIDS epidemic. Expressing rage and anguish but also hope, the exhibition aims to raise awareness of a disease greatly changed but still present in today's society. CCTV's Nick Harper reports from New York. | CGTN

How did artists contribute to the AIDS awareness movement? AIDS devastated the lives of many queer artists and allies in New York City in the 80s. The loss and suffering of so many incredible people inspired a new generation of artist activists. December is HIV/AIDS Awareness Month. In the video below, learn about how artists fused art and politics together to alter the trajectory of art for good. — [1] Keith Haring. “Untitled.” 1982. Gift of the Estate of Keith Haring, Inc. © 2023 The Keith Har