Gran Fury: Art Is Not Enough

Gran Fury: Art Is Not Enough – A Powerful Chronicle of Art and Activism. Discover the groundbreaking story of Gran Fury, the activist artist collective that transformed graphic design into a force for change during the HIV/AIDS crisis. Emerging from ACT UP (AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power) in the late 1980s, Gran Fury used bold, confrontational visuals to challenge government inaction, confront religious and media narratives, and break the silence surrounding the epidemic.

This richly illustrated catalog offers an in-depth look at their revolutionary posters, newspapers, stickers, videos, and billboards—artworks that became defining symbols of AIDS activism. Featuring historical interviews, rare pamphlets, photographs, and unpublished essays, Gran Fury: Art Is Not Enough is an essential reference for understanding how art and activism intersected to fight injustice and save lives.

A must-have for anyone interested in the history of political art, social activism, and the power of visual culture to drive change.

Details 

• Paperback 
• 216 pages with 156 illustrations 
• Dimension: 10.8in H x 8in W