American artist William Utermohlen (1933-2007) was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in 1995. For the remaining five years of his life, he painted self-portraits which revealed the progression of the disease and its effects, as well as Mr. Utermohlen's heartbreaking, desperate attempts to understand what was happening to him.
Above is a rendering of the planned Palm Springs AIDS Memorial Sculpture that was to be installed in a park within the California desert city's downtown. The sculpture is the… READ THE REST
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Back in 2010, we brought you news of artist Tony Tasset's sculpture, "Eye" (created in 2007) that was set to be displayed for several months in Chicago's Pritzker Park. The giant eyeball… READ THE REST
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