A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words
Even in today’s technologically advanced age, posters are still very powerful tools to communicate opinions and information on a universal level. We’ve included a few of our favorites for your perusal.
Poster by Joe Scorsone and Alice Drueding
Stop AIDS by Fang Chen
Slingshot by Chaz Maviyane-Davies
Together Against by Benito Cabanas Elveno
AIDS the Killing Bite of Love by Anthon Beeke
Hi,
Many times I´ve seen the spider/skorpion ads. I don´t understand why nobody realizes that those adds are terrybly discriminatives with peoples that are already infected. They clearly picture the carrier as a monster. Literaly, as a deadly poisoned monster. Does enybody else see it? Or it´s just me?
Best!
Comment by Juan Pablo — December 1, 2009 @ 1:07 pm
Juan,
You bring up a really great point and thanks for your comment. People with HIV/AIDS across the globe are discriminated to varying degrees and shunned in certain environments.
I never viewed that ads from the person infected. Thankyou for bringing more insight into it.
I am going to do a little research on these ads and see in what context they were viewed to get a better understanding on the thinking behind the ads.
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