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Red Ribbon added to MoMA Design Collection
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Tuesday August 4, 2015
Jose Luis Cortes "En Blanco y Negro: Gay and Boricua”
Jose Luis Cortes "En Blanco y Negro: Gay and Boricua”
Artist Member Jose Luis Cortes talks about his involvement with two Philadelphia non-profits in conjunction with his recent exhibition “En Blanco y Negro: Gay and Boricua” → Read MoreTuesday July 28, 2015
"I’ve been thinking about how urban narratives shape sexual health programs, education, and access.”
"I’ve been thinking about how urban narratives shape sexual health programs, education, and access.”
Xon Henry and Hermelinda Cortes discuss art and HIV in the south → Read MoreTuesday July 28, 2015
"He was playing with people’s perception of who he was, while proclaiming who he was.”
"He was playing with people’s perception of who he was, while proclaiming who he was.”
Muna Tseng discusses her brother Tseng Kwong Chi's life, work, and first touring retrospective with Maia Paroginog → Read MoreTuesday July 28, 2015
“I’ve been thinking about how urban narratives shape sexual health programs, education, and access.”
“I’ve been thinking about how urban narratives shape sexual health programs, education, and access.”
Xon Henry and Hermelinda Cortes discuss art and HIV in the south → Read MoreMonday July 27, 2015
"People fearlessly putting their work online and owning it and putting it out there…”
"People fearlessly putting their work online and owning it and putting it out there…”
Artist Member Walt Cessna discusses his exhibition "Interface: Queer Artists Forming Communities through Social Media" with Kyle Croft → Read MoreFriday July 24, 2015
Why were you making art in response to AIDS?
Why were you making art in response to AIDS?
The history of the Red Ribbon on 99 Percent Invisible's podcast - Episode 173:Awareness → Read MoreTuesday July 21, 2015
Sleet: a memory of Brad Crelia.
Sleet: a memory of Brad Crelia.
by Visual AIDS Artist Member Christoph3r John C0nry → Read MoreMonday July 20, 2015
Michael Johnson sentenced to 30 years in prison in Missouri HIV criminalization case
Michael Johnson sentenced to 30 years in prison in Missouri HIV criminalization case
Links to coverage compiled here by Bill Dobbs → Read MoreMonday July 20, 2015
"What does the archive let us know about the materials it contains, the histories it makes visible?”
