Detroit artists donate works for AIDS benefit
Over 300 of Detroit’s most prominent artists will donate original pieces of art to be auctioned at the 11th annual “Art Works for Life” AIDS benefit.
Over 300 of Detroit’s most prominent artists will
donate original pieces of art to be auctioned at the
eleventh annual “Art Works for Life” AIDS benefit.
The Midwest AIDS Prevention Project (MAPP) is a
non-profit, community based organization that provides
HIV/AIDS education programs for community groups
throughout the Great Lakes Region.
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