AIDS at Home Programs
This series, presented in conjunction with the Museum's exhibition AIDS at Home: Art and Everyday Activism (on view through October 22, 2017) brings together artists, photographers, and filmmakers to discuss the HIV/ AIDS epidemic in New York and its social, political, and emotional impact, from the earliest reported cases in 1981 up to the present.
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QUEER|ART|FILM: Before Night Falls
Join Queer|Art for a screening of Julian Schnabel’s “Before Night Falls” at the IFC Center.
Past Event: AIDS at Home Curator- and Artist-Led Tour
Free! Join curator Stephen Vider, Visual AIDS Programs Director Alex Fialho, and artists featured in "AIDS at Home" for a tour of the exhibition.
Past Event: 5th Annual Last Address Tribute Walk
A screening and tribute walk to honor artists who lived with HIV/ were lost to AIDS. The program will start at the IFC Center.
Past Event: AIDS, Art and Activism Today
Artists and activists discuss new models of HIV/AIDS treatment, prevention, and campaigns today.
Past Event: Chronicling a Crisis: Writers on the History of HIV/AIDS
Anne-christine D’Adesky, David France, and Tim Murphy open up about the challenges of writing about the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
Past Event: Home Video: Media Art in Response to HIV/AIDS
Join Electronic Arts Intermix for an evening of screening and discussion of three videos that reveal how artists and activist documented and reshaped everyday responses to HIV/AIDS.
