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ASH KOTAK was born in North London and trained at the London International Film School before becoming a playwright and filmmaker who made an award-winning film about HIV/AIDS in the black community in 1989. He has worked in the HIV field for some years, but after surviving a near-death experience due to hereditary heart problems a few years back, he made changes to his life.
The biggest one was founding (and becoming the Artistic Director) of AIDS MEMORY, the driving force behind the highly anticipated UK AIDS MEMORIAL. We caught up with him when he was in NY to learn more about the project that is very dear to QUEERGURU’s heart
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