Book Launch for NOT OVER: 25 Years of Visual AIDS

Who created the red ribbon?
Why did the Guggenheim drape a curtain over its building?
When did the lights purposely go out New York City?
Who is responding to AIDS in 2013?

These are some of the questions answered in NOT OVER: 25 Years of Visual AIDS, a book that is part of our exhibition and event series by the same name.
Get your copy, and stay for a reception with many of those involved in the history of Visual AIDS, the making of the book, and our ongoing work.

Come early at 3pm for Making Sense of Paper, Glitter and Life, a talk moderated by Nayland Blake with the curators of the NOT OVER exhibition series; Andrew Blackley, Kris Nuzzi and Sur Rodney (Sur).

NOT OVER: 25 Years of Visual AIDS
Book Launch and Reception
Sunday, June 30^th, 2013 at 5pm
La MaMa Galleria
6 East 1^st Street, NYC
Free

About the book:
NOT OVER: 25 Years of Visual AIDS is a book that captures the organization’s first quarter century using art in response to the ongoing AIDS crisis.

NOT OVER includes essays by C.Carr, Robert Atkins, Nelson Santos and Aldrin Valdez, color reproductions of over 50 artworks and projects; an interview between artist members Jessica Whitbread and Frederick Weston, notable quotes exploring the intersections between art, AIDS and activism; and a timeline of exhibitions, programs and other Visual AIDS milestones.

NOT OVER: 25 Years of Visual AIDS
72 pages, perfect bound, softcover
6.5” x 9.25”
Published June 2013
Edition of 1500
Editor: Nelson Santos
Assistant Editors: Esther McGowan and Ted Kerr
Designer: John Chaich / chaichcreative.com
Copy Editor: Jeffrey Wilson
ISBN 0.9678425.3.0

$20.00