Poster House exhibition explores graphic design in New York's AIDS activism

Poster House in New York City is presenting an exhibition titled Love & Fury that examines how poster design served as a crucial communication tool in grassroots AIDS activism from 1979 to 2003. The show highlights the visual response from communities during a period when official responses to the epidemic were inadequate. It focuses on the role of graphic design in public health advocacy and social movements within contemporary art and design history.