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AIDS on FILM

A Charlie Lum short, a doc on BIG Pharma, and a sexy drama about getting "Test"ed → Read More

Writer and activist, Benjamin Shepard shares a story about his father's roommate.

"​My father’s best friend lived well, coped with HIV, and lost his mind." → Read More

Download the transcript from (re)Presenting AIDS: Culture and Accountability

"It is not my intention to run a navel gazing operation, rather a conversation that leads to better work by all of us." - Ann Northrop → Read More

Zach Frater, Amy Sadao, Edwin Ramoran on navigating institutions as people of color

"Everyday is Day Without Art. Everyday is Kwanzaa, everyday is Christmas." → Read More

Artist and activist Trina Rose speaking at (re)Presenting AIDS: Culture and Accountability

"In disability studies there is a critical look at the way personal individual stories are not the way to go politically. It obscures the politics; it obscures the systems that reinforce the oppressions." → Read More

Filmmaker Hannelore Williams at (re)Presenting AIDS: Culture and Accountability

"I can't really deal with the lack of conversation." → Read More

Nelson Santos at (re)Presenting AIDS: Culture and Accountability

"...all of those shows not only looked at parts of the history but brought them to today." → Read More

Amy Sadao at (re)Presenting AIDS: Culture and Accountability

"I believe that the historical impact of HIV/AIDS on our cultural field pervades so much and it’s just not really opened up for discussion." → Read More

Hugh Ryan speaking at (re)Presenting AIDS: Culture and Accountability

"History is a tool we all have access to." → Read More

Edwin Ramoran speaking at (re)presenting AIDS: Culture and Accountability

"I am more interested in the sort of story telling part of what institutions do and what curators do." → Read More