For Day With(out) Art 2026, more than 80 institutions are joining Visual AIDS to take a stance against the rapidly worsening conditions around HIV/AIDS.
At a time when HIV and AIDS are being pushed out of public view, Visual AIDS is joining forces with cultural institutions to interrupt that disappearance. Through screening of our newly commissioned short video program seeds in a dying colony and displaying our AIDS IS OVER, RIGHT? poster to bring HIV/AIDS to the forefront.
seeds in a dying colony
New York City Premiere ★ Sun, Nov 39, 3 pm: Whitney Museum, Free with RSVP Join us at 2:30 PM for a reception before the screening begins at 3:00 PM. seeds in a dying colony features four videos that move through the afterlives of colonialism and the ongoing HIV epidemic. Featuring work by: Edgar Hudson (Tanzania), Bruna Kury and Matheus Mello (Brazil/Spain),Sido Lansari (Morocco/France), and Micaela Cyrino (Brazil) The New York City premiere will be followed by a post-screening discussion with human rights lawyer Dr. Chiseche Mibenge and artist Zacarías Gonzalez, moderated by Blake Paskal. Building on the themes of seeds in a dying colony, the conversation will explore the impact of global AIDS funding cuts and the importance of situating AIDS activism in an international context. Click HERE to RSVP |
Join in on December 1, World AIDS Day, for Day With(out) Art, a global day of action and mourning in response to the ongoing HIV and AIDS crisis. \rt events around the world.80+ organizations around the world are observing Day With(out) Art! click here for a growing list of events.
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