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In Conversation: Danny Orendorff and Alex Fiorentino on One day this kid will get larger

"The work we all do relative to HIV/AIDS should also not solely concentrate on prevention, but should also be focused on improving the lives and conditions of those living with HIV, as well as the stories of those who have already died without ever having a platform." → Read More

“Dirt, urine and a cookie jar tell a story about AIDS in the South”

Kyle Croft considers the work of the Archive of Louis Zoellar Bickett, currently on view at Andrew Edlin Gallery in NYC → Read More

“He was a one man juggernaut of art making, publishing, writing and performing.”

Hunter O'Hanian reflects on the life and legacy of Visual AIDS Artist+ Member Walt Cessna (1964–2017) → Read More

​The presence emerges from the absence – On Robert Blanchon’s Dr. Farnsworth’s Curtains

Christoph Szalay discusses Robert Blanchon's photographic work: "Robert Blanchon’s 'Dr. Farnsworth’s Curtains' begins with the questions What do I see? and How do I speak of it?'" → Read More

Watch the filmmakers of COMPULSIVE PRACTICE discuss their work & activism

Artists and activists Juanita Mohammed and Justin B. Terry-Smith speak about how they use their cameras as one way to manage, change and reflect upon HIV/AIDS. → Read More

On Minimalist Informality, or, Queer Vandalism Beyond Representation

Curator and writer Adam Barbu develops a critical foundation to support Artist+ Member Shan Kelley’s art practice → Read More

Introducing 2017 Visual AIDS Curatorial Resident Eugenio Echeverría

Eugenio lives and works in Mexico City and will create a museological timeline during his April residency with Visual AIDS in New York City. Welcome Eugenio! → Read More

“AS PER USUAL… Women continue to be ‘The Hidden Population' of the AIDS Pandemic!”

Photographer Ann P. Meredith discusses her "Until That Last Breath! The Global Face of Women with HIV/AIDS" portrait project → Read More

Watch the filmmakers of COMPULSIVE PRACTICE discuss their work & activism

Artists and activists Jean Carlomusto, James Wentzy, Carol Leigh aka Scarlot Harlot and Luna Luis Ortiz speak about how they use their cameras as one way to manage, change and reflect upon HIV/AIDS. → Read More

LOVE POSITIVE WOMEN Valentine Exhibition: Reflection Videos from Opening Night

View reflections from women living with HIV about the importance of LOVE POSITIVE WOMEN → Read More