Day Without Art
November 29th, 2012
As a memorial to lives lost to AIDS, the Davidson College Art Galleries and the Health Education Center have shrouded artwork in the Sculpture Garden & Spencer Lobby in Chambers. The works are covered to create a visual sign reminding our campus how much art and creativity has been lost to the world due to the AIDS epidemic. May we consider all of the lives cut short by the disease and for one day, imagine a world without the artistic contributions of those who have died. The first national Day Without Art was held on December 1, 1989, in conjunction...
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