Miami Beach Community Health Center invites you to the opening reception of "Through the Eyes of Love", a juried art exhibition in honor of World AIDS Day. Reception is Tuesday, November 30 from 6-8pm. The show runs December 1-4. Miami International University of Art and Design, 1501 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami. 954-730-7730 for more information.
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The International AIDS Conference is the premier gathering for those working in field of HIV, as well as policy makers, persons living HIV and other individuals committed to ending the pandemic.
The MAKE ART STOP AIDS project continues with works created by Daniel Goldstein and Gideon Mendel. Goldstein's Medicine Men will feature both earlier works created with medication bottles and two new pieces "Invisible Man" and "Medicine Mother".
Watch the short film about "Invisible Man" commissioned by UN AIDS
The Station Musuem of Contemporary Art
Houston, Texas
June 19 - September 19, 2010
Eight pieces from Daniel Goldstein's "Icarian Series" are included in this exhibition, along with a brand new "Medicine Man" made especially for this show.
Watch the artist interview by Ernesto Leon in Houston
See pictures of opening night reception
The Manresa Gallery, St. Ignatius Church
San Francisco, California
March 27 - June 13, 2010
Two pieces from Daniel Goldstein's "Icarian Series" are included in this exhibition of contemporary work centering on the theme of Christ's Passion, human suffering and human transcendence.
The Durban Art Gallery, Durban, South Africa
The Castle of Good Hope, Cape Town, South Africa
Spring 2009
"Medicine Man II" is the second project by Daniel Goldstein for Make Art Stop AIDS. Using the medication bottles of South African individuals living with HIV, the sculpture also incorporates dozens of brightly colored, hand beaded spindles, created by the craftspeople of the UMCEBO Trust.
The colors represent different side effects experienced by those using the medications. A white disk beneath the sculpture outlines these in the corresponding colors. Visitors are encouraged to write down their own side-effects/medication experiences on the white disk.
Watch the assembly of "Medicine Man II"
Listen to the interview with the artist in South Africa
Download the exhibition catalog
Museum of Contemporary Religious Art
St. Louis, Missouri
February 15 - April 26, 2009
MOCRA presents the second of two exhibitions celebrating the museums's first fifteen years. Drawing primarily on the MOCRA collection, Good Friday considers the ways in which artists have experienced the events of the day of Jesus' death in their work.
Read the review of Good Friday
The Fowler Museum at UCLA
Los Angeles, CA
February 23 - June 15, 2008
Make Art/Stop AIDS is an internationally traveling exhibition debuting at the Fowler that explores how artists around the world are responding to HIV/AIDS and how their work raises awareness, inspires activism, and can ultimately help end global AIDS.
Featuring examples primarily from the United Staes, South Africa, India and Brazil - four disparate nations whose distinct experiences with and responses to the epidemic make insighful studies - Make Art/Stop AIDS presents approximately sixty works including contemporary paintings and sculptures, photographs, performance videos, posters, animated shorts, digital media, installations and more to record the history of the epidemic, to appreciate its enormity, and to share information and ideas about future interventions.
The exhibition features works by Robert Gober, David Wojnarowicz, Fiona Kirkwood, Daniel Goldstein, Jean Carlomusto, and the collective Gran Gury, among many others. Watch opening night reception and interviews with the artists and curators
Watch video of the opening night reception
Watch video of Medicine Man in round
See pictures of the exhibition
