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The Late Show

BBC Two
on BBC Two England

New York's artistic community has been particularly devastated by the AIDS crisis. Art critic
Simon Watney reports from New York, and talks to playwright Larry Kramer , artists Ross Bleckner , Jenny Holzer and Gran Fury , as well as other film-makers, activists and critics about the role of art in facing the moral, creative and political dilemmas brought about by AIDS.
Director SASKIA BARON

Contributors

Unknown:
Simon Watney
Artists:
Larry Kramer
Artists:
Ross Bleckner
Artists:
Jenny Holzer
Artists:
Gran Fury
Director:
Saskia Baron
Source: Radio Times

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