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Photos: ACT UP New York: Activism, Art and the AIDS Crisis

ACT UP New York: Activism, Art and the AIDS Crisis 1987–1993 at the Carpenter Center

By CARPENTER CENTER FOR THE VISUAL ARTS | October 21, 2009

Photo: Katya Kallsen

Gran Fury, The Government Has Blood On Its Hands, One AIDS Death Every Half Hour, 1988. Poster, offset lithography, 31 3/4 x 21 1/2 in. Loan from the collection of Avram Finkelstein.

READ: Casting Spells: Tomb 10A at MFA, ACT UP at Harvard. By Greg Cook

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Casting spells
In 1915, Harvard University and Museum of Fine Arts archæologists digging in a rocky cliff at Deir el-Bersha unearthed the 4000-year-old tomb of the Djehutynakhts, an ancient Egyptian governor and his wife.
Autumn blossoms: Our 10 most anticipated art shows this fall
This fall is a season of celebrations and new beginnings as the Museum of Fine Arts opens its new contemporary art wing, the Institute of Contemporary Art turns 75, the Addison Gallery reopens after fixing its roof, and Brandeis's Rose Art Museum reopens after a mini renovation and settling a lawsuit by backing off from its threat to close for good.
Pottery, Potter, mummies, and a 'Rare Bird'
The art of 2000 BC Egypt, visions from the Iraq War and AIDS activism, and the magic of a digital technology and Harry Potter make up the highlights of Boston's autumn art calendar.
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