Now in its 10th year, the art
against AIDS (AAA) stands as a
powerful testament to how creativity,
compassion, and community can unite for
change. An initiative by Karex – the world’s largest
condom maker, AAA is held annually in conjunction with
World AIDS Day, reaffirming our commitment to
destigmatising HIV/AIDS through art, education, and honest
conversation.
What began as a small charitable effort has grown into a vibrant
platform that amplifies the voices of young people, emerging
artists, and advocates from all walks of life. Through powerful
visuals and storytelling, AAA channels the language of art to
challenge prejudice, spark dialogue, and inspire empathy.
Over the past decade, we have proudly collaborated with
universities, youth movements, NGOs and corporate
partners, creating a community driven by awareness,
inclusion, and support. Together, we believe that art
can move minds – and move us closer to a world
free of HIV stigma.
Now in its 10th year, the art
against AIDS (AAA) stands as a
powerful testament to how creativity,
compassion, and community can unite for
change. An initiative by Karex – the world’s largest
condom maker, AAA is held annually in conjunction
with World AIDS Day, reaffirming our commitment to
destigmatising HIV/AIDS through art, education,
and honest conversation.
What began as a small charitable effort has grown into
a vibrant platform that amplifies the voices of young
people, emerging artists, and advocates from all walks
of life. Through powerful visuals and storytelling,
AAA channels the language of art to challenge
prejudice, spark dialogue, and inspire empathy.
Over the past decade, we have proudly collaborated with
universities, youth movements, NGOs and corporate
partners, creating a community driven by awareness,
inclusion, and support. Together, we believe that art
can move minds – and move us closer to a world
free of HIV stigma.
AAA REWIND
Since the first Art Against AIDS in 2016, there have been so many fantastic artworks we have received. Let’s go through these efforts by our participants who were shortlisted as winners.