Visual AIDS Blog

Introducing Kailee Faber, our new Archivist at Visual AIDS

Visual AIDS is excited to announce our newest staff member, Kailee Faber. Kailee is a professional archivist and is working to organize and preserve our archival collections. → Read More

Announcing Day With(out) Art 2021: ENDURING CARE

For Day With(out) Art 2021, Visual AIDS will premiere seven short videos highlighting strategies of community care within the ongoing HIV epidemic. → Read More

20 Years Later, He Will Never Forget, I Will Always Remember: Hunter Reynolds, My 9/11

Text by Alexandria Deters and Visual AIDS Artist Member Hunter Reynolds. Images by Hunter Reynolds. → Read More

A letter from Tracy Fenix, Artist Engagement & Archive Manager

With much consideration, I’m writing to share that starting this Monday, August 23, I will be transitioning away from my full-time role as an Artist Engagement & Archive Manager to a part-time remote archive consultant role to support our current Mellon Community-based grant initiatives. → Read More

Available Now: Limited-edition Silence=Death prints to benefit Visual AIDS

Visual AIDS is deeply grateful to the Silence=Death Collective and David Zwirner for making us the beneficiary of this print edition. → Read More

Teiji Furuhashi's New "LIFE WITH VIRUS": Celebrating My Announcement of HIV Infection

To conclude Sho Akita's International Curatorial Residency and facilitate further research into Teiji Furuhashi’s legacy, Visual AIDS has commissioned the first English translation of the artist’s coming out letter. → Read More

Wrap-up | Comic Velocity: HIV and AIDS in Comics

Our summer exhibition has ended, but Comic Velocity continues online and in print. → Read More

VAVA VOOM Film Now Online

The Visual AIDS Vanguard Awards 2021 | Honoring Dr. Daniel S. Berger, Catherine Gund, and Frederick Weston (1946–2020) → Read More

Call for Video Proposals: Day With(out) Art 2022

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 2022. → Read More

Visual AIDS and What Would an HIV Doula Do? partner with MoMA PS1

In the museum's Homeroom gallery, Visual AIDS and WWHIVDD present a new zine: "HARM REDUCTION IS NOT A METAPHOR: Living in the 21st Century with Drugs, Intimacy, and Activism" → Read More