Daniel Goldstein, a San Francisco artist, created impactful artwork addressing the AIDS epidemic after being diagnosed with HIV in 1984. His work, spanning from printmaking to large sculptures, sought to reflect and advocate for the marginalized AIDS community, particularly in its struggles with healthcare. Notably, he collaborated with John Kapellas to create the Medicine People series, symbolizing the ongoing battle against the disease. He co-founded Visual Aid to support artists affected by HIV/AIDS and launched Under One Roof, raising funds for local charities. Goldstein passed away in January 2023, due to diverticulitis complications at age 74.
Daniel Goldstein, a San Francisco artist diagnosed with HIV, used his art to advocate for the AIDS community while grappling with his own health issues until his death at 74.
His contribution to art and advocacy was profound, from suspended sculptures made with medication bottles to co-founding Visual Aid, supporting artists with life-threatening illnesses.
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