Visual AIDS utilizes art to fight AIDS by provoking dialogue, supporting HIV+ artists, and preserving a legacy, because AIDS is not over.
"In the work of artists living and archived by Visual AIDS, we can trace the beauty and the anger, the promise fulfilled and only hinted at."
Ann Northrop, journalist & activist
Pop Star Ryan Lewis and the enduring usefulness of the Red Ribbon
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"My inability to “see” Felix’s work until I was 3,000 miles away from New York suggests that the context that I’ve been recounting anecdotally was overwhelming. I couldn’t deal with such excesses of affect and emotion." - David Deitcher
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"With the American government’s lack of action finally we had an image of the enemy..."
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Richard Renaldi talks to Visual AIDS about "Touching Strangers"
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Whitney Joiner and Alysia Abbott talk to Visual AIDS about The Recollectors, an up and coming website for and by people who have lost parents to HIV/AIDS.
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