Announcements

Hunter O'Hainan, Director of the Leslie Lohman Museum speaking at (re)present AIDS

"I can't imagine any organization putting on an exhibition designed to educate and then doing anything else." → Read More

Curator Kris Nuzzi at (re)Presenting AIDS: Culture and Accountability

"Not being so rigid in our interpretation, and not being afraid to contradict ourselves and put a lot of faith in artists, helped us to create what we feel was an honest exhibition that explored the intergenerational expression of AIDS and art." → Read More

Karl McCool from Dirty Looks at (re)Presenting AIDS: Culture and Accountability

"We didn't want to memorialize it." → Read More

Filmmaker Jim Hubbard at (re)Presenting AIDS: Culture and Accountability

"People with AIDS and ACT UP were the victors in this. We are the ones who should be telling the story." → Read More

Artist Kia LaBeija at (re)Presenting AIDS: Culture and Accountability

"I feel like the representation of HIV/AIDS is kind of a little old. I feel like it needs to be brought to the forefront, it needs to have a fresh look. It is not over, it's not done." → Read More

Jason Bauman from the NYPL at (re)Presenting AIDS: Culture and Accountability

"AIDS has been normalized at this point in our culture and we have lost the kind of sense of crisis or emergency and it is what I am trying to do for the exhibition." → Read More

Maybe Pat Robertson is a Visual AIDS fan who misunderstands our messaging?

"No Glove No Love" finds new meaning after Robertson's hateful comments → Read More

"Klaus Nomi 30 Years Later”

Guest writer Andrew Durbin looks at the ongoing, going on-ness of Klaus Nomi → Read More

VIGIL TONIGHT for Islan Nettles

6pm. Jackie Robinson Park, Entrance on W. 148th Street @ Bradhurst Avenue, Harlem, NY → Read More

Did you attend (re)Presenting AIDS?

Questions, Photos and Links → Read More