StoreAnnouncements
Wednesday January 11, 2017
Postcards from the Edge: What's in a name?
Postcards from the Edge: What's in a name?
Ted Kerr considers Debbie Reynolds, Carrie Fisher, HIV/AIDS and the history of Postcards from the Edge: "Every postcard donated has a role in supporting artists living with HIV." → Read MoreTuesday December 20, 2016
PosterVirus 2016
PosterVirus 2016
Visual AIDS share PosterVirus' latest posters, created for World AIDS Day 2016 by Kia Labeija, Shan Kelley, Brendan Fernandes, Jessica Karuhanga, and FASTWÜRMS. → Read MoreMonday December 19, 2016
Lonely Planet, A Response Through Verse
Lonely Planet, A Response Through Verse
Visual AIDS intern Alexandria Deters responds to Lonely Planet, a stunningly written AIDS drama by Steven Dietz. → Read MoreTuesday October 25, 2016
Paired Perspectives: How Taylor Mac’s 24hr Performance Encapsulated an Experience of the AIDS Crisis
Paired Perspectives: How Taylor Mac’s 24hr Performance Encapsulated an Experience of the AIDS Crisis
Hugh Ryan and Alexandra Juhasz respond to Taylor Mac's endurance performance and its relationship to HIV/AIDS and community → Read MoreFriday October 14, 2016
“Juan Ramos and Antonio Lopez were the team. They worked perfectly together.”
“Juan Ramos and Antonio Lopez were the team. They worked perfectly together.”
Paul Caranicas, executor of the Estate of Antonio Lopez & Juan Ramos, interviewed by Alex Fialho in anticipation of their October 22 tour of "ANTONIO LOPEZ: Future, Funk, Fashion" with Rocio Aranda Alvarado at El Museo del Barrio → Read MoreTuesday October 4, 2016
“Nothing Remains But Shifts Between Things”
“Nothing Remains But Shifts Between Things”
Artist Member+ Hermes Payrhuber discusses his influences, central themes in his practice, and his journey as an artist living with HIV with Osman Can Yerebakan → Read MoreWednesday September 28, 2016
“Knowing when, how and where to break the silence is important.”
“Knowing when, how and where to break the silence is important.”
Visual AIDS Artist+ Member Clair Walton discusses her artwork and its relationship to women and silencing around HIV/AIDS with former Visual AIDS Curatorial Resident Ajamu → Read MoreWednesday September 14, 2016
“Walking into an art exhibition is like walking into a classroom.”
“Walking into an art exhibition is like walking into a classroom.”
Artist Demian DinéYazhi' responds to the Art AIDS America exhibition currently on view at the Bronx Museum of the Arts → Read MoreWednesday August 31, 2016
Art AIDS America, Bronx Stories & Ofrenda/Offering: The Making of a Mass for Keith Haring & Angel
