The Vancouver Aids Memorial. Near Sunset Beach.
“This British Columbia landmark of hope and courage is dedicated to the memory of those lost to HIV/AIDS, to the caregivers who eased their passing, and to those who live with the presence of their absence. ”
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The Aids Memorial is a monument “dedicated to the memory of those lost to HIV/AIDS, to the caregivers who eased their passing, and to those who live with the presence of their absence.” It is not public art and cannot be understood as public art. The title of the post should read Ohrn Image-Aids Memorial.