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2000
“On December 1st, 1989, loss prompted artists in New York to organize the first ‘Day Without Art.’ Some galleries closed their doors in mourning for the day or shrouded paintings. Theaters were silent and dark. Communities across the nation observed ‘Day Without Art’ with silence. Ten years later, AIDS continues to levy a heavy toll in every community, and artists continue to remember their friends, colleagues, and lovers on December 1st.”
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1st
December
2000
“Artery: The AIDS — Arts Forum is dedicated to examining both the history of the AIDS crisis and its changing face as reflected in the arts.”
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1st
December
2000
“ArtAIDS is an evolving project that showcases art work to celebrate and commemorate lives, individual voices and creativity — touch on the continual impact of AIDS. ArtAIDS has been operating since 1 Dec, 1994 as an ongoing Internet project which commemorates and celebrates the fight against AIDS. Its purpose has been to create a webspace where people can create digital works of art that tell of their experience.”
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1st
December
2000
“Art Therapy In Canada website is Canada’s first Art Therapy resource page on the Internet. Those interested in Art Therapy will find Art Therapy workshops, conferences, and associations in Canada listed along with journals, books, international Art Therapy links and much more.”
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1st
December
2000
Part of the Wellness Programs At Weiss Memorial Hospital (Chicago, Illinois) in association with Gallery213.com.
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1st
December
2000
“AIDS/HIV is changing more lives each day. We invite you to show the world how AIDS has changed the way your life looks and the way you see your world by creating a short digital film (30-45 secs is optimal, no longer than 60 secs).”
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