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This month’s web gallery highlights a moment where in-person communal life is unfolding in some places, and adjusting inward in others.
Patrick O’Connell, the first director of Visual AIDS, died of AIDS-related illness in March 2021.
Two queer Black artists discuss it all in the latest Duets book from Visual AIDS.
Anthony Rosado reflects on returning home for the Visual AIDS June Web gallery
Visual AIDS invites artists and filmmakers to submit proposals for new video works for Day With(out) Art 2022.
Hosted by legendary drag queen Linda Simpson, the event is a fundraiser for Visual AIDS.
Patrick O’Connell was instrumental in numerous Visual AIDS projects, notably the creation of the red ribbon and Day Without Art.
O’Connell’s massive impact on the world may never fully be known. But it sure as hell deserves our deepest appreciation.
The Visual AIDS May Web gallery addresses the silent struggle that is carried by those with chronic illnesses.
Artist and educator Camilo Godoy explores the self-portraits of artists living with HIV in Visual AIDS’ April web gallery.
Visual AIDS’ March Web Gallery is curated by the nephew of Gustavo Ojeda, an artist who died from AIDS-related complications in 1989.
The featured gallery for February explores how HIV can redefine love and grace, awaken purpose and courage, and forge communities.
Shirlene Cooper empowers women living with HIV through art.
If you are a woman/femme living with HIV, you can request a handmade card be sent to you on Valentine’s Day.
Louie Ortiz-Fonseca compiles a series of images by Visual AIDS artists members who invite us into a memory or moment.
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