Third Floor Community Area
5. Curatorial and Collaborative Projects – In the hallway that joins the community area and the gallery are representative images from 3 projects: The Wizard Of Oz Series (shown with Group Material’s AIDS Timeline), Who Killed Robert Mapplethorpe? (from an exhibition that I curated at the San Francisco Art Institute called, Inside/Out: Voices from Home); and a project that I made in the store front of Intersection for the Arts for World AIDS Day, 1997 called, Clean Works.
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AIDS Timeline, SFAI, Intersection for the Arts/Day Without Art | Photos of Wizard of Oz paintings and Photos of AIDS Timeline. |
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6. ACT-UP Banner Paintings – Southern Exposure Gallery, 1989.
For this series of paintings I took excerpts from various texts that dealt with AIDS, and by juxtaposing the texts, an action word is called forth that is either revealed or concealed by the two readings.
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7. Die-In Posters –A series of silk screen prints created from a photo taken at the 6th International Conference on AIDS.
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8. Immemorial – A Performance/Sculpture for World AIDS Day – De Young Museum Hearst Court
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9. 6th International Conference on AIDS – The re-staging of an installation at Eye Gallery in San Francisco called, Remembering the 6th International Conference on AIDS. It contained my photos and ephemera from ACT UP media working group.
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10. Clean Works – A storefront installation about Safe IDU (Injection Drug Use) at Intersection for the Arts, Valenica Street Gallery in 1989.
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11. Inside/Out: Voices from Home – Curated by Rudy Lemcke 1990
San Francisco Art Institute
The artists included in Inside Out:Voices from Home were selected for their commitment to ending the AIDS epidemic, willingness to face personal trauma with hope and support, and determination to keep AIDS-related issues in the public eye. This exhibition has largely been ignored by histories of AIDS art. The exhibition included The NAMES Project, the Women’s Caucus of ACT UP, HIV+ Women’s Movement Theatre Support Group, Anna Halperin, Masami Teraoka, among others. (Link to press release for the show)
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Women’s Caucus of ACT UP San Francisco | Women’s Caucus of ACT UP San Francisco | Masami Teraoka |
Youth AIDS Art Project | Nikko Marott | Kathryn Clark |
Allan Stinson | Ed Aulerich-Sugai | The Names Project |
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12. AIDS Timeline (Group Material)
MATRIX, University Art Museum, University of California, Berkeley. 1989-1990
Whitney Biennial, Whitney Museum of American Art, New York,1991
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Ruby Slippers, 1988, acrylic on canvas, 36 x 30″ | Glinda, 1988, acrylic on canvas, 36 x 30 in. |
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THIRD FLOOR PUBLIC SPACE – INSTALLATION PHOTOS
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