Visual AIDS Blog

HIF and EJC: On Detecting HIV in Polish Culture

Szymon Adamczak reviews the exhibition "Creative Sick States: AIDS, CANCER, HIV" which was on view at Arsenał Municipal Gallery in Poznań, Poland last year. → Read More

Resources for mental health support, online communities, free books and podcasts, volunteering and more...

Links to mental health and substance use support, free resources for books and online community, ways to help those in need, and more. → Read More

Food, Emergency Grants, Medication, Unemployment, Community and more...

In these unprecedented times, a bright spot is the large number of agencies and organizations who are already coming together to provide support. → Read More

Call for Video Proposals: Day With(out) Art 2021

Visual AIDS invites artists and filmmakers to submit proposals for new video works to be produced and distributed to over 100 venues worldwide for Day With(out) Art 2021. Deadline: April 26, 2020 → Read More

We are taking precautions while continuing to manage our programs.

To keep everyone as safe as possible, the Visual AIDS office is closed beginning March 12th. → Read More

Announcing Day With(out) Art 2020

On December 1, 2020, Visual AIDS will premiere seven new, short videos from around the globe in response to the international AIDS crisis. → Read More

Introducing 2020 Visual AIDS Curatorial Resident Sho Akita

(Postponed until further notice.) Sho will present a series of programs about the life and work of Japanese artist Teiji Furuhashi (1960–1995). → Read More

Sur Rodney (Sur) on the exhibition and monograph "Tim Greathouse: Albeit"

Check out "Tim Greathouse: Albeit" at Daniel Cooney and purchase a newly released monograph of Greathouse's work. → Read More

SAVE THE DATE! VAVA VOOM, May 11th

This year's Visual AIDS Vanguard Awards will honor Dr. Daniel S. Berger, Catherine Gund, and Frederick Weston → Read More

Tara Mateik on "This is an Address"

Artist and scholar Tara Mateik reviews "This is an Address," an experimental documentary directed by Sasha Wortzel about the gentrification of the piers and the erasure of a community of homeless queer and trans people, many of them HIV-positive. → Read More