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AIDS History , Exhibition , Public Program

Thu, March 20 –
Sat, April 5

TO LOVE–TO DIE; TO FIGHT. TO LIVE. Art and Activism in the Time of AIDS

SVA Flatiron Project Space

Opening reception: March 20th, 6-8pm SVA Academic Affairs and the Office of the Provost present “TO LOVE–TO DIE; TO FIGHT. TO LIVE. Art and Activism in the Time of AIDS,” an exhibition honoring all forms of art-based activism amid the…
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Artist Member Exhibition

Thu, March 20 –
Sat, April 5

WITNESS

SVA Flatiron Project Space

BFA Visual and Critical Studies presents “WITNESS” an exhibition by former and current members of the School of Visual Arts community—alumni, faculty, and staff—who have addressed or continue to address the impact of HIV/AIDS in their work, in their…
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Exhibit Talk

Sat

22

Queer Histories of Southern California

2:00pm–4:00pm

Palm Springs Art Museum

Q+ Art, “Queer Histories of Southern California,” celebrates the region’s rich yet often overlooked legacy of LGBTQ+ art and activism with two insightful talks by pioneering artists—Ron Athey and this year’s Q+ Art Keynote Awardee, Judy Baca.Through their transformative…
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Sat, March 29 –
Sun, March 30

Community Memorial AIDS Quilt-Making Workshops

10:00am–6:00pm

SVA Flatiron Gallery

In conjunction with “TO LOVE–TO DIE; TO FIGHT. TO LIVE. Art and Activism in the Time of AIDS,” an exhibition honoring all forms of art-based activism amid the AIDS crisis, 40 years after the idea for the iconic AIDS…
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Artist Talk

Mon

31

David France—Staying Alive: Art & Activism in the Time of AIDS

6:30pm–8:00pm

Room 101C

Award-winning journalist, author and filmmaker David France speaks on the achievements, in the midst of terrible necessities, of AIDS activists in art and politics. BFA Visual & Critical Studies and the Honors Program present this talk in conjunction with the…
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Sat, April 5 –
Sun, May 25

Lovett/Codagnone: Each Man Kills the Thing He Loves

Hessel Museum of Art - Bard College

John Lovett (b. 1962) and Alessandro Codagnone (1967–2019) made genre-spanning work as Lovett/Codagnone starting in 1995 and until Codagnone’s death. Their collaborative practice calls forth histories of subversive sexuality, ranging from the aesthetics of gay leather and S&M culture…
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Visual AIDS Event , Visual AIDS Exhibition

Thu, April 24 –
Sun, October 26

Love Rules: The Harm Reduction Archives of Heather Edney and Richard Berkowitz

MoMA PS1

Visual AIDS presents an exhibition in MoMA PS1's Homeroom gallery that charts the early development and impact of harm reduction across the US in the late-twentieth century. Love Rules features materials from the archives of writers and activists Heather…
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Visual AIDS Event , Visual AIDS Exhibition

Fri, July 25 –
Sun, October 19

Ministry: Reverend Joyce McDonald

The Bronx Museum of the Arts

Visual AIDS is please to partner with the Bronx Museum to present Ministry: Reverend Joyce McDonald, the first museum exhibition devoted to the artist's work. Through sculpture, Reverend Joyce McDonald crafts moving testimonies to themes that have shaped her…
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