The owners of a Kentucky building are installing a gym in the room where the artist painted a mural for lost children. David Wojnarowicz, "The Missing Children Show ...

David Wojnarowicz, “Fuck You Faggot Fucker” (1984), four gelatin silver prints, acrylic, and collaged paper on composition board (all photos by the author for Hyperallergic) Arguably one of the most ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Untitled (Falling Buffalo), 1988-89, by David Wojnarowicz, from the documentary "Wojnarowicz." (Estate of David Wojnarowicz and ...

The most powerful aspect of the Whitney Museum’s 2018 retrospective David Wojnarowicz: History Keeps Me Awake at Night was not hanging on a wall, but rather was vibrating through the air. In an empty ...

Another hint of the fracas in store? The film’s poster, which depicts a trio of bison toppling down a cliffside. Art buffs, of course, will recognize the image as a 1988–89 work by David Wojnarowicz, ...

In the new David Wojnarowicz show at the Whitney, there’s a room with nothing in it. A 1992 recording of the artist reading from his memoir Close to the Knives plays to the white walls. The blinds are ...

The title of this film, like the romantic and angry painting of the same name which it honors, is meant to shock, provoke curiosity, express deep personal and societal pain, and be impossible to ...

David Wojnarowicz was both of his time, and way ahead of his time—an artist and activist who refused to consider the whims of the art world, and made art so beautifully abrasive and politically ...

The artist, musician, author and poet David Wojnarowicz set a precedent in turning art into a tool—a weapon even—for tireless action at a time when government neglect towards the AIDS pandemic had a ...