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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.
Postcards from the Edge, produced by Visual AIDS, is back and offering their array of amazing postcard-sized works of art for fabulously low prices.
It's our favorite time of the year: The new Warwick Rowers calendar is here! 2019 suddenly makes sense.
Our contribtors are all very romantic — in their own quirky and sometimes kinky ways. Skip this if men loving men freaks you out.
How many people did you know who died in the early days of AIDS? Jim Wigler’s moving photo project might include some of your friends.
With their epic dance events, this all volunteer group has raised more than $1.2 million for HIV services in the D.C. area.
Blatino Oasis has become California's largest gay/bi men of color getaway, attracting over a thousand gay and bisexual men from around the world.
Belgian studio Cerf Photography opens the door to all types, all sorts of men. They are all beautiful.
Golden Czermak built his empire by teaching himself all the skills to create amazing photos, write cool books, and create a huge following. All he had to do was follow his instincts.
As the Black Panthers turn 50, we take a look back at how queer liberation became part of their mission.
Light Up New York is a citywide effort to raise awareness, end stigma, and declare AIDS is not over.
Sure Broadway Bares Fire Island Ignites raised money for HIV-related causes: but we just want to see some skin!
Bill Arning's curation from Visual AIDS's collection strums the past.
