Listen to Matthew Terrell on WABE Discussing “Art AIDS America”

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Listen to Matthew Terrell on WABE Discussing “Art AIDS America”

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Matthew Terrell in front of a Keith Haring altarpiece in "Art AIDS America." — Matthew Terrell in front of a Keith Haring altarpiece in “Art AIDS America.”

BURNAWAY writer Matthew Terrell did an excellent interview on WABE radio today, discussing his story on the 11th-hour brouhaha drummed up by conservative politicians days before the closing of “Art AIDS America” at the Zuckerman Museum of Art.

Listen to the interview here.

Read our review of “Art AIDS America” by Louise E. Shaw.

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