(1964–98), both of whom died in the mid-1990s due to AIDS- related complications. The two were also involved in gay rights movements in their own lifetimes and kept journals of their experi- ences. Both artists fought oppression and stigmatization in their own way; Oh Joon-soo used multiple pen names to counter the prejudice of Korean society, and Jarman, instead of building an easy paradise, chose the infertile, barren landscape of Dungeness on the East Coast of England to labor and struggle
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