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Events

"love's body - art in the age of AIDS" Photo Exhibition

2 October 2010 - 5 December 2010

The exhibition deals with expression of AIDS and sexuality. From the late 1980s to early 1990ss, AIDS became more than just an incurable disease that took the lives of numerous artists. It also provided photography and art with the opportunity to carry out a fundamental reassessment of social problems such as prejudice and discrimination. This exhibition presents 78 works from 8 artists that are powerful enough to have influenced aspects of art and photography while reappraising and redefining their meaning.

Australian William Yang's work consists of photographs of his ex-lover, Allan, whom he met again after an interval of three years and knew that Allan was HIV positive, it covers a period of one year and ten months, and each picture is combined with a handwritten note.

"love's body - art in the age of AIDS" Photo Exhibition "love's body - art in the age of AIDS" Photo Exhibition "love's body - art in the age of AIDS" Photo Exhibition
Photo Exhibition
Date

2 October 2010 - 5 December 2010

Closed on every Monday
(When a closure day is a public holiday, it is the next day.)
* Open on Monday 8th November

Artist Talk by William Yang
Date: 16:00, Sunday 3 October
Venue: 2F, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography

 

10:00 - 18:00

Open till 20:00 on Thursdays and Fridays

Venue

Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography

Yebis Garden Place, 1-13-3 Mita Meguro-ku Tokyo

Phone: 03-3280-0099

Website:
http://www.syabi.com/contents/navigation/index.html

Admission Adults 800yen College students 700yen
High school students and over 65 600yen
Enquiries

Phone: 03-3280-0099

Fax: 03-3280-0033

Website: http://www.syabi.com/

We look forward to hearing your feedback regarding this event.

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