Visual AIDS Blog

Strip AIDS Podcast | Episode 1: Just a Pill?

Announcing our new podcast! In the first episode, J. Amaro, A. Andrews, and Johnny Guaylupo discuss what it means to be living well with HIV. → Read More

"Ampler than Loneliness" Artist+ Member Interviews

To accompany our September 2020 web gallery, Ampler than Loneliness: Documenting Collective Resistance through HIV/AIDS and COVID-19, members of the Visual AIDS staff met with selected artists via Zoom to discuss their artworks and COVID-19’s impact on their lived experience and artistic practice. → Read More

Call for Submissions - Postcards from the Edge 2021 (Virtual)

After much consideration and guidance from experts in healthcare and leadership, Visual AIDS has decided to transition to a virtual event this year, and will hold the sale online in January 2021. → Read More

Journey Streams Interviews Artist+ Member Wayne Bennett for "Ampler than Loneliness"

Visual AIDS Archive Intern and guest curator Journey Streams speaks with artist member Wayne Bennett about his artwork, "Quantum Entanglement: The Spooky Action of Desire", featured in the September web gallery → Read More

Blake Paskal Interviews Artist+ Member Joyce McDonald for "Ampler than Loneliness"

Blake speaks with Reverend Joyce McDonald about her sculptures honoring victims of police violence and creating new work under quarantine conditions. → Read More

Goodbye, Summer... Hello, Fall

Since shifting to working from home in March 2020, we have adapted our programs to the realities and urgencies of this year. We wanted to share a quick recap of what we've been up to over the past few months, and a preview of what's to come this fall. → Read More

Strip AIDS 2020

A series of new comics addressing contemporary aspects of the ongoing HIV pandemic, commissioned by Visual AIDS and curated by Paul Sammut. → Read More

An Open Letter to Our Community

Visual AIDS responds to recent anti-Black violence and commits to producing a long-term plan for addressing racism and white supremacy within our organizational structures and practices. → Read More

Take action, donate, and learn what white supremacy looks like

In tandem with our open letter to the Visual AIDS community, we are sharing a list of resources, links, and actions in response to recent anti-Black police violence, as well as past Visual AIDS projects that have worked to address the lack of representation of Black artists in cultural histories of AIDS. → Read More

Thomas Sokolowski (1950–2020)

Visual AIDS mourns the loss of Thomas Sokolowski (1950–2020), one of our four founders. → Read More