StoreWednesday December 23, 2015
"Loss is a major driving force of the work: a loss of people, a loss of places, a loss of innocence”
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Wednesday December 23, 2015
How to Have AIDS Activism Over Time: One Approach
How to Have AIDS Activism Over Time: One Approach
Ted Kerr considers the historic and contemporary resonance of "How To Have Sex in a Police State: One Approach" → Read MoreTuesday December 8, 2015
RADIANT PRESENCE Day With(out) Art Projections in New York City
RADIANT PRESENCE Day With(out) Art Projections in New York City
See photos from public projections on the Guggenheim Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the former site of St. Vincent's Hospital → Read MoreTuesday December 8, 2015
RADIANT PRESENCE Day With(out) Art Projections in San Francisco & Miami
RADIANT PRESENCE Day With(out) Art Projections in San Francisco & Miami
Photographs from Visual AIDS' public projections of RADIANT PRESENCE on the Castro Theatre, de Young Museum and Dimensions Variable → Read MoreTuesday December 8, 2015
John Hanning On His Own Terms
John Hanning On His Own Terms
Kyle Croft responds to Artist Member John Hanning's publication "Unfortunate Male" → Read MoreMonday November 30, 2015
Day With(out) Art 2015: RADIANT PRESENCE
Day With(out) Art 2015: RADIANT PRESENCE
View this year's Day With(out) Art project, a slideshow of images from the Visual AIDS Artist+ Registry → Read MoreMonday November 30, 2015
HOW TO HAVE SEX IN A POLICE STATE: Our Approach
HOW TO HAVE SEX IN A POLICE STATE: Our Approach
Richard Berkowitz and Joseph Sonnabend, MD, co-authors of How To Have Sex In An Epidemic, consider an incisive project from Canada critiquing HIV criminalization. → Read MoreMonday November 23, 2015
Confronting HIV stigma is a huge component of the "Blood Mirror” project.
Confronting HIV stigma is a huge component of the "Blood Mirror” project.
Artist Jordan Eagles discusses his work "Blood Mirror," on view at Trinity Church in NYC through December 1. → Read MoreThursday November 19, 2015
"Life doesn’t stop for me; life doesn’t stop for anybody.”
"Life doesn’t stop for me; life doesn’t stop for anybody.”
Visual AIDS Artist+ Member Wyatt Tan speaks with Maia Paroginog artistic integrity, resilience, and embracing all the strange turns in one's life. → Read MoreFriday November 13, 2015
The Kintsugi of Billie Holiday and Judy Garland
