Announcements

Introducing our 2024 Research Fellows

Visual AIDS is excited to announce Avik Sarkar, Isabella Marie Garcia, Jorge Bordello, Timothy E. Bradley, and Vanessa Fleet as our 2024 Research Fellows. → Read More

Walker Reader: Because AIDS Is Not Over

Visual AIDS is proud to partner with the Walker Art Center's digital publishing platform to present "Because AIDS Is Not Over," a series examining artists living with HIV from the 1980s through today. → Read More

Call for Video Proposals: Day With(out) Art 2025

Visual AIDS invites artists and filmmakers to submit proposals for new video works to be produced and distributed to over 150 venues worldwide for Day With(out) Art 2025. DEADLINE: JUNE 26 → Read More

Call for Research Proposals

Visual AIDS announces the third year of our research fellowship program, which supports original writing and scholarship about artists who have been lost to AIDS. Deadline: June 18, 2024 → Read More

New Oral History: Joe De Hoyos + Alexander Hernandez

Watch a new oral history recording featuring artists Joe De Hoyos and Alexander Hernandez. → Read More

2nd Annual Visual AIDS Pride Party

Join us in Brooklyn on June 14 for performances, music, and a very sexy raffle → Read More

New Oral History: River Huston + Glammy Rose Spencer

Watch a new oral history recording featuring artists River Huston and Glammy Rose Spencer. → Read More

Convocatoria de propuestas: Día sin Arte 2025

Visual AIDS invita a artistas y cineastas a presentar propuestas para nuevas obras de video que se producirán y distribuirán en más de 150 lugares en todo el mundo para el Día Sin Arte 2025. FECHA LÍMITE: 26 DE JUNIO → Read More

A note from Visual AIDS

In the three decades since our founding, Visual AIDS has fought to make space for art and artists that challenge the pervasive idea that some lives are more expendable than others. → Read More

Announcing 'Red Reminds Me...' for Day With(out) Art 2024

A program of seven new videos a program of seven videos from artists around the world reflecting the emotional spectrum of living with HIV today. The program will premiere at 100+ museums and arts organizations on December 1, 2024 for Day With(out) Art / World AIDS Day → Read More