The Smithsonian’s decision to change the name of a work by Félix González-Torres – cancelling out the express tribute to his ...

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helping attendees understand how AIDS and HIV has impacted our region. “In terms of pieces that stand out for me, these two black-and-white photos from The Spokesman-Review archives that I am ...

The official page for the exhibition on the National Portrait Gallery’s website does not make any mention of Gonzalez-Torres’s queerness, HIV-positive status, or connection to the AIDS crisis.

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