Visual AIDS
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Read More: March premiers of “Please Hold,” my experimental AIDS videoI am so pleased to announce the premiere of my latest experimental documentary, Please Hold (70 mins, 2025), my first personal video in nearly fifteen years: online and in person.…
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Read More: together through the process: a final summary as lights go outIt’s a rehearsing, when I speak to you. Because I trust you. And this is part of a set of conversations that have happened over time. We’re practicing as it…
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Read More: social justice. social mediaAlex: Hi Kyle. Kyle: Hi Alex. Alex: Sorry. I kind of hijacked you. I was having a planning meeting with you about our partnership on the imminent release of my…
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Read More: the audience as villageAt the end of her delightful “crazy avant-garde flashback,” Give Me Carmelita Tropicana, at the Soho Rep, Alina Troyana/Carmelita Tropicana breaks the fourth wall and walks right up to the…
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Read More: The audience as community: Visual AIDSLast night I had the pleasure of seeing the premier of Visual AIDS’ annual Day With(out) Art video program at the Whitney. Red Reminds Me … is playing this week…
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Read More: #69, ghosts can’t tell storiesThis #100hardtruths was shared with me by my friend, the media artist and activist who creates magical experiences, Quito Zeigler, from their longer rumination, “Elegy from a Queendom that Never…
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Read More: Unanticipated Alternate EndingsAt the end of our lively and sometimes charged conversations following the MOCA Grand Avenue screening of seven recent videos about HIV/AIDS, an audience member asked “What are the ‘Alternate…
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Read More: When ACT UP is remembered … On Visual AIDS
Visual AIDS: What will be the benefits of Queer Archive Activism? (Specifically I am hoping you can comment on the benefits for those who made video and film art in…