Announcements

Shoes, Women and Nancer

"Why can’t he just treat me with the same sense of vitality he would anyone else? I suspect it is mainly because I have AIDS, but also it seems that it is because I am older and I am a woman. I am an older woman. There. I said it. " → Read More

"I think no one will be shocked if I say that there is a hegemonic AIDS and a peripheral AIDS”

Visual AIDS 2014 Curatorial Resident Aimar Arriola talks about what he will be working on. → Read More

Play Smart IV

Bringing things TOGETHER.... → Read More

On Tiny Texas, Seeing Death and quasi-legal cash money games: Dallas Buyers Club Considered

Writer Anthony Easton Explores Meanings within the Awards Season Favorite → Read More

Artist Jessica Whitbread launches her first book!

"Tea Time: Mapping Informal Networks of Women living with HIV" → Read More

More AIDS Art Workshops and HIV Awareness Programs for Young Adults at the NYPL

With Carmine Santaniello, Albert Velasco, Frank Jump, Frederick Weston, James Romberger and Marguerite Van Cook → Read More

Top 10 Moments in 2013

From Bill de Blasio's new tote bag, sticky spots around town, and the best positive art shows of 2013...Visual AIDS looks back on the year that was. → Read More

Macho Man, Tell It To My Heart, Film and Video

"...a program has emerged as an alternate version of the exhibition, itself drawn from Ault’s long engagement with creative practices." → Read More

NYPL presents Why We Fight Film Series, Curated by Jim Hubbard

Challenging history with provoking films and videos → Read More

Visual AIDS signs on to an Open Letter to the CDC regarding Testing, Risk and Gay, BI and other MSM

A call to re-evaluate language, methods and recommendations in order to support men’s health and HIV resilienc → Read More