Exhibitions & Events

Film Screening of Blue Diary. 1998. USA. Directed by Jenni Olson. 6 min. San Francisco indie filmmaker Jenni Olson (The Royal Road) introduces Frameline’s new digital preservation of her early short Blue Diary, which she calls “the melancholy story of…
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The Amphitheater of the Dead is a lightly science-fictionalized memoir by the French thinker Guy Hocquenghem, written in the last months of his life with the intention of prolonging it. “Writing saves,” he writes. “Each time that I started…
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Opening Reception: February 1, 7:00-9:00PM Reflections from HIV+ women at 7:30PM Pop-up exhibition on view February 1–3, 2018 The LOVE POSITIVE WOMEN Valentine Pop-up Exhibition is a display of hundreds of handmade paper valentines made by artists and friends that are…
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Printed Matter, Inc. will host a conversation with The HIV Howler: Transmitting Art and Activism, a limited edition art newspaper focusing on global grassroots HIV art and cultural production. Artists have and continue to play a fundamental role in shaping…
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Visual AIDS Artist Member Donal Mosher will present his newest film "The Gospel of Eureka" at The Quad Cinema on February 8, 2019. There will be a free film viewing on February 5, Doors open at 6:30PM, Movie starts…
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BERLINFebruary 9 - May 4, [email protected] KW Institute for Contemporary ArtAuguststraße 69, 10117 Berlin, Tel. +49 30 243459-0https://www.kw-berlin.de/en/reza-abdoh/ BOSTON – CAMBRIDGEM.I.T. Music and Theater ArtsFebruary 24 – 26 Series of Events, FreeBuilding W97Street Address: 345 Vassar Street, Cambridgehttp://mta.mit.edu/events/theater-reza-abdoh CRICOTEKA…
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Post-screening discussionJournalist Steven W. Thrasher, multidisciplinary artist Kiyan Williams, and Katherine Cheairs, filmmaker and founding member of the What Would the HIV Doula Do? Collective, moderated by writer Darnell Moore (No Ashes in the Fire) Films: AnthemDir. Marlon Riggs1991, 9min “Pervert the…
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Visual AIDS Artist Member Frederick Weston and Board Member Pamela Sneed will serve on the "Queer Artists of Color in New York during the AIDS Epidemic" panel on February 13, 2019. Perfect Lovers, Mon Amour: Artistic Influences of…
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A valentine like no other: John Kelly again pays loving homage to Joni Mitchell's music, with a focus on her version of 'love songs'. Many of Ms. Mitchell's greatest songs dwell on the subject of love—from the rush of…
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Postcards From the Edge offers a rare opportunity to acquire original, postcard-sized artwork from internationally renowned and emerging artists for only $85 each. Offered on a first-come, first-served basis, over 1400 works are exhibited anonymously, and the identity of…
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POSTCARDS FROM THE EDGE: PREVIEW PARTYThe only opportunity to see the entire exhibition! Join your friends to view over 1500 works of art.Take a guess at who's work is whose... PREVIEW PARTYFriday February 22nd VIP PREVIEW BEGINS AT 5…
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The exhibition features Visual AIDS Artist Member Vince Cianni’s documentary photographs on issues related to social justice, and civil and human rights. Projects from the 1970s through 2006 are exhibited: East Berlin: And the Wall Came Down, a visual…
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