Announcements

Myth-Making and Shaking: the Subversive Art of David Cannon Dashiell

As part of a new series of scholarly writing engaging with the Visual AIDS Archive Project, Gina Prat Lilly explores the transgressive work of David Cannon Dashiell. → Read More

Are you a woman or femme living with HIV who would like to receive a handmade card on Valentine’s Day?

Visual AIDS, Fire Island Artist Residency, Positive Women's Network — USA, The Well Project, and Dieu Donne are all collaborating to do something special for women and femmes living with HIV. → Read More

Now Streaming: Being & Belonging

Seven new artist videos centering the emotional realities of living with HIV today, released on December 1, World AIDS Day / Day With(out) Art. → Read More

Michael Slocum, Zander Alexander, PWA and the Black Gay Ordinary

In this installment of a new series of scholarly writing engaging with the Visual AIDS Archive Project, Olivia R. Polk considers the role of the "Black gay ordinary" in the work of Michael Slocum (1956–1995), an editor of the early AIDS magazine PWA Newsline and a comics artist. → Read More

Announcing Day With(out) Art 2022: Being & Belonging

Seven new artist videos centering the emotional realities of living with HIV today, screening at 100+ institutions around the world on/around December 1, World AIDS Day. → Read More

Remembering Hunter Reynolds

On the occasion of his memorial service on Saturday, October 29th at Abrons Arts Center, our community shares images, video and remembrances → Read More

Rafael Sánchez discusses his new benefit print for TAG

Visual AIDS Artist Member Rafael Sánchez created Treatment Action Group's latest Limited Art Edition as part of a cycle of drawings that he began this past spring. TAG recently asked Rafael to share more about his work, his experience, and his inspiration. The following digital exchange is republished from TAG's newsletter. → Read More

Russell Sharon Interviewed by Ruby Sutton

Ruby Sutton interviews renowned artist Russell Sharon, who has recently joined the Visual AIDS Artist+ Registry → Read More

In search of Osvaldo Gomez, or La Paisa, or La Loca, or the artist otherwise known as the fabulous Ms. Colombia

In this second installment of a new series of scholarly writing engaging with the Visual AIDS Archive Project, Dani Stompor explores the legacy of the iconic Ms. Colombia. → Read More

New stickers by Nancer LeMoins

Visual AIDS presents two new artist editions by Nancer LeMoins focused on the ongoing issues facing longterm survivors of HIV and AIDS and the contributions of positive women to the AIDS movement. → Read More