Announcements

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

A Personal Message from Executive Director, Esther McGowan

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Announcing: No Bios

Our summer exhibition, curated by Isis Awad, features drawing, painting, sculpture, and video—including never-before-exhibited artwork—from three generations of artists. → Read More

Sex, Drugs, and TV: Manifesting Harm Reduction through AIDS Activist Media

An online and in-person screening focusing on the contributions of AIDS activism to the harm reduction movement, presented in collaboration with Rosine 2.0. → Read More

Call for Research Proposals

Visual AIDS announces the second year of our research fellowship program, which supports original writing and scholarship about artists who have been lost to AIDS. Deadline: April 16, 2023 → Read More

Remembering Juanita Mohammed Szczepanski (1957–2022)

In honor of the prolific AIDS activist videomaker Juanita Mohammed Szczepanski, we are sharing her final video work as well as tributes from Alexandra Juhasz, Jean Carlomusto, and Henry Szczepanski. → Read More

Visual AIDS Spring & Summer Internships

Visual AIDS is seeking two paid interns: a spring intern to support with public programming and social media and a summer intern to support with our archival collections. → Read More

A Tribute to Carol Leigh (1952–2022) and Juanita Mohammed Szczepanski (1957–2022)

Jean Carlomusto, Alexandra Juhasz, and Hugh Ryan offer a tribute to two artists featured in their 2016 video COMPULSIVE PRACTICE who passed away in 2022. → Read More

Revisiting 'A Leap in the Dark' After Thirty Years

Ryan Conrad speaks with activists Allan Klusaček and Ken Morrison, who edited the influential 1992 anthology A Leap in the Dark: AIDS, Art & Contemporary Cultures. → Read More