Announcements

Oral History Interview of Artist Member Luna Luis Ortiz by Ollín Rodríguez Lopez

In this oral history interview by Ollín Rodriguez, Luna reflects on his experiences growing up in New York City and Lancaster, PA, meeting his gay circle of friends, and more. → Read More

THE WHOLE WORLD IS WATCHING

Watch the first season of J Triangular's weekly webseries here! Featuring activists and artists in New York City discussing their work and the ongoing urgency of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, centering queer voices and women of color. → Read More

Call for Curatorial Proposals

* Extended Deadline: April 22, 2019 * Visual AIDS invites curators to submit a proposal for our annual one-month exhibition, to take place summer 2020. → Read More

Introducing 2019 Visual AIDS Curatorial Resident J Triangular

J Triangular is a Colombia-born, Taiwan-based curator and artist who will create a weekly episodic video program called “THE WHOLE WORLD IS WATCHING” focusing on women living with HIV and AIDS. → Read More

What Would an HIV Doula Do? on ALTERNATE ENDINGS, ACTIVIST RISINGS

​WHAT WOULD AN HIV DOULA DO? created the ​ALTERNATE ENDINGS, ACTIVIST RISINGS resource guide for Day With(out) Art 2018. Here, they reflect on the process and offer further questions to consider. → Read More

Day With(out) Art 2018: ALTERNATE ENDINGS, ACTIVIST RISINGS videos now online!

ALTERNATE ENDINGS, ACTIVIST RISINGS highlights the impact of art in AIDS activism and advocacy today → Read More

Introducing Nancy Chong, our new Development Associate at Visual AIDS

A kind note of introduction from Nancy—storyteller, sexual and reproductive health rights activist, and public health advocate. → Read More

Introducing Tracy Fenix, our new Artist+Registry & Archive Associate at Visual AIDS

A kind note of introduction from Tracy Fenix—cultural organizer, emerging curator, and socially engaged activist. → Read More

“Positivity incites conversation, creates bonds, and ultimately – community”

POS•I•TIV•I•TY: A conversation around building community, vulnerability and HIV+ visibility with Eugene Huffman, Visual AIDS Artist Member & Curator → Read More

Videos from Memories That Smell Like Gasoline: Reading David Wojnarowicz

View videos from Visual AIDS' program collaboration with the Whitney Museum of American Art, featuring Dennis Cooper, Timothy DuWhite, Karen Finley, Chitra Ganesh, Camilo Godoy, Miguel Gutierrez, Carmelita Tropicana, Jack Waters and Peter Cramer with their band NYOBS. → Read More