Artist Devin Morris Creates Space to Explore Male Intimacy
His work, composed of found objects and bold colors, is part of a long legacy of HIV-positive artists putting their own bodies on the line.
May 01 2019 3:40 AM
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His work, composed of found objects and bold colors, is part of a long legacy of HIV-positive artists putting their own bodies on the line.
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