Expressing Love for HIV-Positive Women on Valentine's Day
“Why not do something nice for the women most forgotten about?,” says artist Jessica Whitbred.
January 30 2023 2:05 PM
By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Private Policy and Terms of Use.
“Why not do something nice for the women most forgotten about?,” says artist Jessica Whitbred.
The new line of home decor allows you to enjoy the legendary HIV activist's iconic artwork everyday.
"He lived in my apartment and died in my apartment."
Prince Johnny’s thought-provoking new album, Stupid Sex, revisits the joys and sorrows of the past through an introspective, millennial lens.
Racine began writing "Brother" when he and his siblings were experiencing homelessness in Chicago.
The new book Penile Papers by artist Dominic Myatt collects some of the best cartoon penises from icons of the fashion industry.
Four pieces of artwork are spread throughout the city's LGBTQ+ neighborhood.
In his new memoir, The Storm: One Voice from the AIDS Generation, Christopher Zyda recounts the terrifying early days of AIDS.
For our new cover story, Plus talks with this acclaimed writer about surviving and thriving in 2020.
Proceeds from the streetwear brand's colorful new line inspired by the late NYC nightlife legend will go toward supporting artists living with HIV.
The permanent San Francisco installation will honor those still standing after living through the original HIV/AIDS epidemic.
In 1981, conceptual artist and designer Doug Meyer lost a dear friend to a mysterious new disease we now know was AIDS. Over the next few years, Meyer went to 79 funerals.
Jordan Eagles wants queer people to “share our anger, passion, and love as a community through our joined blood.”
Check out lifestyle brand Morphew's tribute to Haring before hitting Art Basel this year.
Some of the poz artist’s huge murals are on display for the first time in three decades.
This Emmy season soirée celebrating diversity, inclusion, and representation on TV benefits DIFFA: Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS.
A retrospective of the artist and HIV activist's work is currently on display at the Whitney Museum of Modern Art in New York City.
Whether to fight the stigma of HIV or to raise awareness, some people living with HIV are getting tattoos that are inspired by their own story.