Announcements

Open Call for Artist Member Submissions for "Pandemic Media"

Submit new work for "Pandemic Media", the Oct-Nov web gallery → Read More

Leadership Updates | Visual AIDS Seeks Executive Director

Visual AIDS is seeking an ambitious and visionary new Executive Director to continue and expand our commitment to preserving and honoring the work of artists living with HIV and the artistic contributions of the AIDS movement. → Read More

Call for Papers | Makeshift Historiographies: Case Studies in HIV/AIDS Cultural Archives

Calling art historians, archivists, and curators! Jackson Davidow (Curatorial Fellow in Photography, Harvard Art Museums) and Kyle Croft (Interim Director, Visual AIDS) will host a session at the CAA focused on archival strategies for HIV and AIDS art histories. Abstracts due August 31 → Read More

New Oral History: Curtis Carman + Milton Garcia Ninja

Watch a new oral history recording plus two additional short videos featuring Curtis Carman and Milton Garcia Ninja. → Read More

(What Good is This Tool?)

Tannon Reckling interviews activist/filmmaker Leo Herrera, exploring the ways AI tools could be used in HIV and AIDS activism today. → Read More

Introducing our 2023 Research Fellows

Announcing our 2023 Research Fellows: Adam Barbu, Dylan Huw, Eduardo Carrera, María José Maldonado, Megan N. Liberty, and Ruby Sutton. → Read More

Call for Video Proposals: Day With(out) Art 2024

Visual AIDS invites artists and filmmakers to submit proposals for new video works to be produced and distributed to over 150 venues worldwide for Day With(out) Art 2024. EXTENDED DEADLINE: JULY 9 → Read More

Pride Benefit Party at C'mon Everybody

Join us June 15 for our first ever Pride party, starring Christeene, Julie J, Morgan Bassichis, Constantine Jones, and That Matt! → Read More

Opening Thursday: No Bios at EFA Project Space

Our annual exhibition is curated by Isis Awad and features work by Jerome Caja (1958–1995), Chloe Dzubilo (1960–2011), Stevie Cisneros Hanley, Reverend Joyce McDonald, Sofia Moreno, Pamela Sneed, Tabboo!, and D’Angelo Lovell Williams → Read More

Launching "The Body As An Archive" Oral History Project

Watch the first two recordings featuring Shirlene Cooper, Lucas Michael, Jorge Bordello, and Beto Pérez. → Read More