Anderson's latest art-minded venture comes in the form of T-shirts celebrating cult American artist, writer, filmmaker, and activist David Wojnarowicz . Settling in Manhattan’s East Village in 1978, Wojnarowicz’s work draws on his experience of being a gay man; after his AIDS diagnosis, his art took on a more political stance, with his pieces becoming some of the most infamous symbols of the crisis in the ‘80s. The visceral photograph of the artist wearing a customized jacket, reading “ If I die of AIDS — forget burial — just drop my body on the steps of the F.D.A ,” has become one of the most iconic representations of the time period.