Announcements

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

William Cullum (1958-2020)

All of us at Visual AIDS were saddened to hear of the passing of Bill Cullum on January 18th from heart failure. → Read More

Now online: STILL BEGINNING: The 30th Annual Day With(out) Art

Watch seven newly commissioned videos responding to the ongoing HIV/AIDS epidemic by Shanti Avirgan, Nguyen Tan Hoang, Carl George, Viva Ruiz, Iman Shervington, Jack Waters/Victor F.M. Torres, and Derrick Woods-Morrow. → Read More

Introducing Blake Paskal, our new Programs Associate at Visual AIDS

Visual AIDS is excited to announce our new Programs Associate, Blake Paskal. → Read More

Visual AIDS partners with the Queens Museum for Nicolas Moufarrege: Recognize My Sign

A series of events, workshops, and a resource guide for the exhibition — on view through February 16th. → Read More

A Tribute to Barbara Hunt McLanahan (1964-2019)

Published on the occasion of her memorial at the Children's Museum of the Arts → Read More

Visual AIDS intern Taylor Drake reflects on post-memory and the Archive Project

Visual AIDS summer intern Taylor Drake reflects on his archival work with Artist Member Eric Rhein → Read More

Announcing Play Smart VII!

Play Smart VII highlights artists in the ballroom community. Featuring original artwork by Milton Garcia Ninja, Alvaro, Tytus Larue James Gibson-Jackson, Tanaj Nicholas, and Rossi Dobbins. these cards contain information on PrEP and PEP, undetectability, mental health, homelessness, and HIV stigma. → Read More

Visual AIDS welcomes new Programs Manager: Kyle Croft

Visual AIDS is excited to announce our new Programs Manager, Kyle Croft. → Read More

The Artist+ Registry as Living Archive: An Undergraduate Perspective

After conversations with Ivan Bujan about his academic work at the intersections of AIDS and performance studies, Visual AIDS publishes reflections from Bujan’s course at Northwestern University in Spring 2018 → Read More