Representations of HIV and AIDS

The book explores the shift in cultural representations of HIV/AIDS, highlighting how the vibrant artistic expressions from the late 1980s to mid-1990s have transitioned to a state of artistic invisibility. Gabriele Griffin examines various cultural forms, including film, theater, and art, to analyze the changes in visibility and activism surrounding the disease over time. Through this lens, the work critiques the decline in representation and the implications for understanding HIV/AIDS in contemporary society.