The NYC AIDS Memorial on June 21 observed Pride Month and celebrated its 10th anniversary with an art display and an open house.
The art display, called Eternal Flame for Scott Burton, “reimagines and creatively adapts the final public installation of sculptor Scott Burton,” according to the NYC AIDS memorial. The artwork is by Oscar Tuazon.
The NYC AIDS Memorial’s Pride event featured drag artists, DJs, and dancing.
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