In commemoration of World AIDS Day and Day With(out) Art on December 1, 1996, we put out a call for photographs and stories by and about people living with HIV/AIDS, who have died of AIDS, or who are caretakers of people with HIV/AIDS. It is now 2001 and the AIDS crisis continues.

We hope you will contribute your stories, memorials, and photographs. Email cvisions@cat.nyu.edu your images and writings or just email your thoughts. All contributions will be considered, but we cannot guarantee that all submissions will be accepted.

Submissions for Positive Visions will be posted as we receive them.

CONTRIBUTIONS

12/1/2001

Today is the Day Without Art
by Clarinda Mac Low
New York, New York, USA

My best friend Frank
by Judith Frank
New York, New York USA
My Brother Kenneth L. Guerrier
by his sister
Dudley, Massachusetts, USA
Carrie Moorehead
New York, New York USA
The Very Beginnings of Me Jeremiah Newton
New York, New York USA
Questions Jessica Ingram
New York, New York USA
Modern Love Cody Sisco
New York, New York USA
Alex Heilner
Brooklyn, New York USA
Silverlake:
The View From Here
Melanie Schiff
New York, New York USA
A Poem for my Friend Toya Ane Lillard
Brooklyn, New York USA
Barbara Weissberger
Hobeken, New Jersey USA
Roger Towne
by Maggie Towne
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania USA
Mike Jones
by David Cowan
Brooklyn, New York USA
Frank Maya
by Julienne Schaer
Brooklyn, New York USA
Rob Mooore
Brian Hogan

by David Sipress
Brooklyn, New York USA
Michael Slocum
Stephen Wirmusky
Franz Renard Smith
3 essays
by Adjoa-Margaret Stack
Brooklyn, New York USA
Zander Alexander
by Michael Slocum
Peter Lewis Poidomani
An Audio Essay
by Josephine Fassari
Brooklyn, New York USA
Kenny Mixon
by Ginny Shubert
Brooklyn, New York USA
Rand Snyder
by Meryl Levin
New York, New York USA
Where Have All the Guardian Angels Gone?
by Carlos Gutierrez-Solana
New York, New York USA
Think About It Everyday
by Elsa Dorfman
Cambridge, Massachusetts USA
At Grandmother's House
by Michael Devoll
Houston, Texas USA
Jacqueline Corianne Shearer
by Nina Sobell
New York, New York USA

This is a growing collection. Please visit again, and if you haven't already, be sure to visit our collaborative project with Hetrick-Martin Institute, Positive Visions 97.

We also invite you to view the Collected Visions Gallery and the Collected Visions Museum of essays exploring the power of family photographs. Contributors have not only written about their own photographs, but have used others' photographs from our archive that trigger their memories. We encourage you to search our archive and create an essay and submit it for future exhibitions.


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