Announcements

Gabriel Ojeda-Sagué and Jarrett Earnest on queer archives

Gabriel Ojeda-Sagué and Jarrett Earnest discuss the book 'An Excess of Quiet: Selected Sketches by Gustavo Ojeda, 1979–1989' and the work of reconstituting artistic lineages and legacies. → Read More

LOVE POSITIVE WOMEN 2021

Visual AIDS celebrates LOVE POSITIVE WOMEN with hundreds of handmade valentines cards for women and femmes living with HIV around the world. → Read More

Visual AIDS awarded $100K from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation for a Community-based Archives Grant!

This Mellon Grant Archive Project initiative will take place from January 2021 until December 2022! → Read More

I WANT A _________

On inauguration day, we are sharing a poem collectively authored by students in the class "Life During Memorialization: History and the Ongoing Epidemic of HIV/AIDS in the US" at The New School, taught by Theodore Kerr. → Read More

A Statement from Visual AIDS

We are devastated and disturbed by this week's tragic events in Washington DC. → Read More

Visual AIDS' Latest Accomplishments

A look back at some of our recent fall programming → Read More

Lifelines, Outlines, Throughlines

Noam Parness, Assistant Curator at the Leslie-Lohman Museum, reviews Eric Rhein: Lifelines, the first monograph of Rhein's work. → Read More

A Tribute to Frederick Weston, on the occasion of his birthday and the opening of his exhibition at Ortuzar Projects

Contributions from Stephanie Crawford, LJ Roberts, Pamela Sneed and more... → Read More

Watch TRANSMISSIONS Online!

Six new videos considering the impact of HIV and AIDS beyond the United States, now available to stream online. → Read More

Frederick Weston 1946-2020

Visual AIDS is heartbroken to announce the passing of a beloved member of our family, the brilliant artist, poet and performer Frederick Weston. → Read More