Last Address

Synopsis

A New York street is the backdrop for Last Address. Filmmaker Ira Sachs presents images of the homes and studios of artists like Keith Haring, Robert Mapplethorpe, and Felix Gonzalez-Torres. These artists lived in the city during the AIDS crisis. The film lasts eight minutes and runs through 30 years of loss. It reflects on where these artists once created while acknowledging their impact on culture. Their absence marks a significant chapter in New York's artistic history.