Discover The Pathway
The AMP uses public art to create a physical place for remembrance and reflection, utilizes technology to share stories about the epidemic and the diverse community responses to the crisis, and provides a call to action to end HIV/AIDS, stigma, and discrimination.
Artworks
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Central Plaza
This 20′ x 20′ sculpture, created by Christopher Paul Jordan, is sited in the North end of the public plaza. The piece is a portal into the spaces of radical gathering, hospitality, celebration, and care that have arisen throughout the history of AIDS.
We’re Already Here
In the plaza and park (3 locations)
A series of tableaus by Civilization which use protest signs and their accompanying messages to evoke historic moments of public convergence. These artworks lead visitors through the site of The AMP.
Ribbon of Light
Cal Anderson Park
Created by Horatio Hung‑Yan Law, these three human‑scale laminated glass sculptures, inspired by poets impacted by the HIV/AIDS pandemic, will be placed along a landscaped pathway adjacent to the main trail. [Fabrication delays have postponed completion of Ribbon of Light until Fall 2021]
In This Way We Loved One Another
Cathy Hillenbrand Community Room, Station House Building
Created by Storme Webber, this piece restores the absent narratives of working class POC and women living and dying with AIDS through visual storytelling and text. Through these portraits we discover the ways in which everyday people found collective power in unity and together made change.
Augmented Reality App
Can be used via smartphone at any location
The augmented reality (AR) app provides interactive experiences around the artworks as well as additional information related to HIV/AIDS in our region.