ニューヨーク近代美術館のインスタグラム(themuseumofmodernart) - 6月28日 05時30分

On December 1, 1989, hundreds of arts institutions across the US turned off the lights, temporarily de-installed or covered up art works, and shuttered their doors for the first “Day Without Art” organized by the newly formed arts nonprofit Visual AIDS in response to the ongoing crisis. At MoMA, artist #DavidWojnarowicz read an excerpt from a recently penned essay, dedicating it to several friends he’d lost. He would die of the disease three years later, at the age of 37. Hear Wojnarowicz’s words: moma.org/momathroughtime (direct link in bio)
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[Credit: David Wojnarowicz speaking at the event “In Memoriam: A Gathering of Hope, A Day Without Art,” November 30, 1989] #MoMAhistory #TBT

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maryakarenine Fortunately today the trithérapie allows to control the V.I.H , but in the years 80-90 when the disease was declared the people didn't live beyond 2or 3 years. So we have lost a generous and nice friend and we often think of him. ????

aestheticapricot Hi! I’m an aspiring artist and I hope to one day inspire others. Please check out my account it only takes 3 seconds and I’ll gratefully appreciate it ??

freddydemey Its nicer in binaire in the background, can 't doit witte the bleu or green key.??

liviachristine Y’all already know I’m crying over this @lilyfess @lellyy_98

marden.art @jillianjwhite ritual of life ?scream in the street ?

evelynramos9943 Ignored times and witness was in NYC and by artists.

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