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Thursday April 14, 2016
"Although it lasted only a month, my curatorial residency at Visual AIDS is still continuing for me”
"Although it lasted only a month, my curatorial residency at Visual AIDS is still continuing for me”
Visual AIDS' inaugural 2013 Curatorial Resident Vladimir Cajkovac discusses his exhibition "AIDS–Based On A True Story" with 2015 Curatorial Resident Angela Bailey → Read MoreMonday April 11, 2016
Video Interviews from Ajamu's "Archiving Activists Portrait Project”
Video Interviews from Ajamu's "Archiving Activists Portrait Project”
View videos with 14 young activists of color, created by Curatorial Resident Ajamu → Read MoreThursday April 7, 2016
"The question is why is it so hard to do authentic solidarity with other causes.”
"The question is why is it so hard to do authentic solidarity with other causes.”
Emily Bass republishes her essay "On Impact," about ongoing HIV/AIDS activisms and how the work of fighting HIV impacts the environment, originally published in "Satya: The Long View" → Read MoreThursday April 7, 2016
"Isn't this one of the biggest tragedies of the 1980/90s? The black hole of artist potential.”
"Isn't this one of the biggest tragedies of the 1980/90s? The black hole of artist potential.”
Cecilia Aldarondo speaks with Visual AIDS about the premiere of her film "Memories of a Penitent Heart" at the Tribeca Film Festival → Read MoreWednesday March 30, 2016
"I want to explore the private, emotional responses to AIDS and the public, political consequences.”
"I want to explore the private, emotional responses to AIDS and the public, political consequences.”
Alex Fialho interviews Jim Hubbard before his screenings of "Elegy In The Streets," "United In Anger," and more at Film-makers' Coop → Read MoreWednesday March 16, 2016
The work sparks conversations about representation of the black body, vulnerability, sexuality…
The work sparks conversations about representation of the black body, vulnerability, sexuality…
Rotimi Fani-Kayode's retrospective, discussed by Shane Lavalette and Maia Paroginog. → Read MoreWednesday March 2, 2016
"Hugh Steers loved painting, and that saved his life even as he was losing it.”
