Through Positive Eyes, Johannesburg

Co-hosted by the Adler Museum of Medicine and the University of the Witwatersrand Faculty of Health Sciences, the Johannesburg exhibition featured more than 100 photographs by people living with HIV from around the world, commissioned works in two and three dimensions, and live…

Co-hosted by the Adler Museum of Medicine and the University of the Witwatersrand Faculty of Health Sciences, the Johannesburg exhibition featured more than 100 photographs by people living with HIV from around the world, commissioned works in two and three dimensions, and live storytelling by Johannesburg participants. The city’s cohort of Through Positive Eyes artivists—artist-activists living with HIV—shared their photographs and personal stories with medical students, school groups, and the general public. The Adler Museum also presented a program of events commemorating World AIDS Day on December 1, 2016, bringing faculty research into conversation with the artivists’ photography, storytelling, video, and audio.

Introductory text on the left wall and Gideon Mendel’s composite portraits above the *Through Positive Eyes* title on the right
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