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Content DAY WITHOUT ART

The International Day of Action and Mourning in Response to the AIDS Crisis

In November of 1992, this woman went to Washington D.C. to scatter the cremated remains of
a loved one on the White House Lawn. In that election year, those of us living with and
concerned about AIDS were angry at government inaction on AIDS research, treatment,
prevention, education, and legal protection. Four years later, AIDS Commission reports are still
unimplemented, people with AIDS are still fired from their jobs, separated from their children,
and forced into poverty by ill-designed welfare, disability, and entitlement bureaucracies. In this
election year, the rights of people with AIDS and the disenfranchised continue to be ignored.

DECEMBER 1 1996

A PROJECT OF VISUAL AIDS 212.579..5440
C/o THE NEw-YorRK HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 170 CENTRAL PARK WEsT, NEw YorK, NY 10024 USA

Day WITHOUT ART IS MADE POSSIBLE BY ALLIANCE FOR THE ARTS, THE ARTISTS FOUNDATION, THE BOROUGH PRESIDENT OF MANHATTAN-— THE HONORABLE RUTH MEssINGER, City AIDS Action, Con Epison, CREATIVE TIME, THE DEBS
FOUNDATION, THE DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS OF THE CiTY OF NEW YORK, THE ESTATE PROJECT FOR ARTISTS WITH AIDS, THE GERALDINE R. DopvGE FOUNDATION, THE HoRACE W. GOLDSMITH FOUNDATION, HEUBLEIN
INTERNATIONAL, THE JEWISH Museum, GRIFFIN LINTON CONTEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS, THE Mary J. HUTCHINS FOUNDATION, MTV, THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS, THE NEw-YorK HISTORICAL SociETY, NEW YORK STATE
COUNCIL ON THE ARTS, PEARL PAINT, PEOPLE WiTH AIDS Coatition/NEW YorRK, THE ROBERT D. FARBER FOUNDATION, VISUAL AID, Wit>b WinGsS FOUNDATION, ZYNYX MARKETING, AND ALL OUR Day WITHOUT ART PARTICIPANTS.

©VisuaL AIDS 1996 PHOTOGRAPH: OTOm McGoOvERN PosTER: CHOIRE SICHA

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