• Running for a Cause: to Help End AIDS

    Donate to team to end AIDS (T2).

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  • Digital Archives of the A&U Magazine Recently, a digital archive of the Art & Understanding – America’s AIDS Magazine has been made available (although it’s still a work in progress for now) at JSTORE. Check it out here. Print copies are available at Visual AIDS. As always, thanks for stopping by, The ART Spell Team

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  • NWGHAAD

    Each year on March 10, we observe the National Women and Girls HIV and AIDS Awareness Day. Each year, NWGHAAD brings back memories of a poster from the earlier years of this ongoing pandemic: “Women don’t get AIDS. They just die from it.” Gran Fury poster, 1991 To learn more about women and AIDS, please…

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  • On the Quest to End the HIV Epidemic

    Remembering the 2025 AVAC AIDS conference, on the quest to end the HIV epidemic.

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  • Something for the Weekend

    Something for the Weekend

    The Symbolism of Science. Princeton University, B&W Photography. ©Alina Oswald.

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  • Artist Renderings

    Artist Renderings

    Artist renderings of scientific concepts. ©Alina Oswald.

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  • Happy New Year!

    Happy New Year!

    2026 resolutions, new year’s resolutions, art spell zine 2026 resolutions

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  • Spreading the Word

    An Interview with Photographer Kurt Weston Published in Lenscratch Fine Art Photography Daily A look back at Inner Vision, a #tbt interview with award-winning photographer Kurt Weston published on the Lenscratch Fine Art Photography Daily Here’s a #tbt interview with award-winning, legally blind photographer and AIDS activist, Kurt Weston published in Lenscratch, an online photography…

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  • Artist Renderings

    Artist Renderings

    Artist Rendering of HIV & AIDS history, advocacy

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  • Spreading the Word

    An Interview with Photographer Kurt Weston published in Bold Journey Spreading the word: Here’s a link to a recent interview with award-winning, legally blind photographer Kurt Weston. Check out the Bold Journey article.

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