In 1983, the FDA introduced a guideline that banned gay men from donating blood. A form of this ban remains in place to this day, making the U.S. one of the only countries to continue to ban the donation of gay men’s blood.
We thought that was pretty f’ed up. So we took the FDA’s unwanted blood and did something with it. In collaboration with pigment artist Stuart Semple, we created a collection of protest art tools made from the blood of gay men.
We’ve sold over $50,000 of Gay Blood Ink and donated 100% of the profits to Callen-Lorde.
Check out more about the collection on mother-goods.com
Press: Fast Company, Surface Magazine, Hypebae, Fad Magazine, Dieline, Paper Magazine
THE GAY BLOOD COLLECTION
CREDITS:
AGENCY / MOTHER NY
ECD / Erik Norin, Paul Malmstrom
AD / Christine Petrosky
CW / Brennen Cooke
Design / Tian Wang, Teague Miller
Pigment Artist / Stuart SemplE