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Hunter Reynolds (1959–2022) was a pivotal American visual artist and AIDS activist whose work and advocacy helped shape late 20th-century and early 21st-century queer history. A founding voice in ACT UP and co-founder of ART + Positive, Reynolds blended art with fearless activism to raise awareness, advocate for community health, and document the lived experiences of LGBTQ+ communities during the height of the AIDS crisis. Though not known for a music discography or touring as a performer, Reynolds' legacy resonates across museum spaces, performance collaborations, and activist circles. This page highlights his biography, notable works, activism, and the continued relevance of his contributions to art and social justice.