Visual AIDS utilizes art to fight AIDS by provoking dialogue, supporting HIV+ artists, and preserving a legacy, because AIDS is not over.
"The important history of Visual AIDS must be included in the evolving story of the pandemic which is 'not over'."
George Calderaro
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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Visual AIDS interviews Jennifer Brier, author of "Infectious Ideas" and curator of "Surviving and Thriving: AIDS, Politics and Culture"
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7pm, April 9th at the Bureau
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An interview between Buzz Bense and Alex Fialho, SAFE SEX BANG exhibition co-curator
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Making Idols For Survival, a workshop with Frederick Weston
A Literary Reflection on the House and Ballroom Scene
