Announcements

2nd Annual Visual AIDS Pride Party

Join us in Brooklyn on June 14 for performances, music, and a very sexy raffle → Read More

New Oral History: River Huston + Glammy Rose Spencer

Watch a new oral history recording featuring artists River Huston and Glammy Rose Spencer. → Read More

Convocatoria de propuestas: Día sin Arte 2025

Visual AIDS invita a artistas y cineastas a presentar propuestas para nuevas obras de video que se producirán y distribuirán en más de 150 lugares en todo el mundo para el Día Sin Arte 2025. FECHA LÍMITE: 26 DE JUNIO → Read More

A note from Visual AIDS

In the three decades since our founding, Visual AIDS has fought to make space for art and artists that challenge the pervasive idea that some lives are more expendable than others. → Read More

Announcing 'Red Reminds Me...' for Day With(out) Art 2024

A program of seven new videos a program of seven videos from artists around the world reflecting the emotional spectrum of living with HIV today. The program will premiere at 100+ museums and arts organizations on December 1, 2024 for Day With(out) Art / World AIDS Day → Read More

Join us for FLASHER PARTY!

Our dear friends at Luhring Augustine are hosting FLASHER PARTY, a benefit for Visual AIDS, Thurs, May 9 from 6-8pm at their Chelsea location! → Read More

Kyle Croft Appointed as Executive Director of Visual AIDS

The Visual AIDS Board of Directors is extremely pleased to announce the appointment of Kyle Croft as Executive Director. Kyle has served as Interim Director since June 2023 and Programs Director since 2019, succeeding Esther McGowan, who joined Aperture after more than 10 years with the organization. → Read More

Are you a woman or femme living with HIV who would like to receive a handmade card on Valentine’s Day?

Sign up by Feb 6 to receive your Valentine! → Read More

Postcards From the Edge 2024

1,525 artworks for only $100 each! → Read More

Day With(out) Art 2023: 'Everyone I Know Is Sick'

Five new videos generating connections between HIV and other forms of illness and disability, premiering Nov 30 at the Whitney Museum and Dec 4 at the LA LGBT Center. → Read More