UCLA will host two exhibitions this year in order to commemorate World AIDS Day on December 1. "Dress Up Against AIDS: Condom Couture by Adriana Bertini" will feature garments constructed of male and female condoms discarded for failing industry standard tests. The exhibition runs from December 1 until March 11 at the UCLA Fowler Museum.
"The Keiskamma Altarpiece: Transcending AIDS in South Africa" will be on view in the Glorya Kaufman Hall (adjacent to the Fowler Museum) on December 1 and then again from January 10 until March 11. One hundred thirty women from South Africa's Eastern Cape province constructed the multimedia work, which takes its inspiration from a 16th-century German altarpiece designed to celebrate the region's overcoming a disastrous plague.
Admission to both exhibitions is free to the public. For complete information go to fowler.ucla.edu or call (310) 825-4361.















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