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Memorial Services: The Unbearable Meaning of Being
Dorothy Alison, Christopher Bram, Michael Bronski, Bob Smith, Wickie Stamps
et al plumb the sublimity and absurdity of these ritualized events.
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SAWUBONA: A Report from the International AIDS Conference 2000
Veteran AIDS conference-goer Carole Leach-Lemens provides a guided tour of
this year's tumultuous confab in Durban.
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A Killing in Art
What happens to the prices of an artist's work after s/he dies? Judd Tully
explains.
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Stitches and Stones: AIDS Memorials
Jack Becker kicks off this in-progress data base of memorials built and
unbuilt, public and private with a report from North America.
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"Every Eleven Seconds"
What was an AIDS-death in the U.S. every ten minutes in 1991, is now an
AIDS-death somewhere on the planet, every 11 seconds. Robert Farber's sound
work "updated."
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Provincetown Report
Summer on Cape Cod: Eileen Myles explains why this this idyllic resort is
itself an AIDS memorial.
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"Postcard From Grief"
Writer-director Craig Lucas lost his lover Timothy Scott Melester in 1995.
Seven months later his rage hadn't abated.
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"After Peter"
Alexander Chee remembers Peter David Kelloran and San Francisco in the early
nineties.
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An HIV/AIDS Classical Music Sampler
Classical music may be the most abstract art form, but Don Hulbert argues
that AIDS has inspired important work. Another data base in the making.
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