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艺术家和策展人正在评估这次疫情对艺术与艺术界的影响艾滋病首次影响纽约艺术界已有三十年,它摧毁了艺术界,激起20世纪由艺术家发动的最有影响力的政治运动之一。当时,基思·哈林、大卫·沃基纳罗维兹、罗伯特·梅普尔索普,还有费利克斯·冈萨雷斯-托雷斯都命丧于艾滋病,还有许多不为人知的艺术家,如:雷·纳瓦罗、休·斯蒂尔斯、罗伯特·布朗雄,在这场被纪录、声讨、缅怀的艺术中留下了印迹,并且重释了时代的灾难。近些年来,有许多重要的展览重新审视20世纪80年代艾滋病运动的遗产,
Artists and curators are assessing the impact of the outbreak on the arts and the arts For the first time in 30 years, New York’s art scene has been affected by AIDS, destroying the arts and provoking the most influential political movement by artists in the 20th century one. At the time, Keith Harlem, David Waukonarowicz, Robert Maple Sop, and Felix González-Torres were all killed in AIDS and many were unknown Artists, such as Ray Navarro, Hugh Stillwater, and Robert Brown, left a mark on the art of being recorded, denounced and cherished, and reinterpreted the disaster of the times. In recent years, there have been many important exhibitions that have re-examined the legacy of the AIDS campaign of the 1980s,