Today AIDS Memory UK (AMUK) proudly announce that artist Anya Gallaccio has won the commission to create The AIDS Memorial in London. The memorial will

While we can’t reveal our winner just yet, we’re excited to give our supporters an update from some of the shortlisted artists who responded to

AMUK have worked with appointed art consultants Modus Operandi to prepare a brief, which was shared with over 250 contacts – internationally renowned artists, curators,

AIDS Memory UK (AMUK) proudly reveals the artists shortlisted to create London’s first HIV/AIDS memorial.  Anya Gallaccio, Ryan Gander, Harold Offeh, Shahpour Pouyan, and Diana

Mayor Sadiq Khan recently announced funding for London’s national HIV/AIDS memorial, aiming to honour lives lost and combat discrimination associated with the virus.  Planned for

Our trustee Jonathan Cooper OBE died suddenly on 18th September 2021. His fellow trustees, our patrons and the AIDS Memory UK campaign team are saddened

Together, we need to end the fight we started against the HIV/AIDS pandemic. Forty years ago, on June 5, 1981, the first cases of what