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Visual artist, writer, LGBTQ activist and filmmaker. Main subjects are PrEP, HIV stigma/criminalization and the preservation of gay history. Film work has been exhibited at the American History Museum, the Leslie Lohman Museum, The Hammer Museum, Trinity Church, the Highline, Frameline International LGBT Film Festival, United Nations AIDS Conference, and Oslo Film Festival. Advocacy work has been featured in New York Magazine, Vice Magazine, Salon, Out, The Advocate, The Huffington Post, Slate, Mashable and Logo. Projects include 'The Father's Project' (2017, which looks at what the LGBTQ community would be like if AIDS had not happened and taken prominent individuals) and his documentary 'HIV Is Not a Crime' (2012). LGBTQ activist. | Visual artist, writer, LGBTQ activist and filmmaker. Main subjects are PrEP, HIV stigma/criminalization and the preservation of gay history. Film work has been exhibited at the American History Museum, the Leslie Lohman Museum, The Hammer Museum, Trinity Church, the Highline, Frameline International LGBT Film Festival, United Nations AIDS Conference, and Oslo Film Festival. Advocacy work has been featured in New York Magazine, Vice Magazine, Salon, Out, The Advocate, The Huffington Post, Slate, Mashable and Logo. Projects include 'The Father's Project' (2017, which looks at what the LGBTQ community would be like if AIDS had not happened and taken prominent individuals) and his documentary 'HIV Is Not a Crime' (2012). LGBTQ activist. | ||
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Revision as of 13:50, 16 June 2020
Country
Mexico
Birth - Death
Occupation
Artist
Description
Visual artist, writer, LGBTQ activist and filmmaker. Main subjects are PrEP, HIV stigma/criminalization and the preservation of gay history. Film work has been exhibited at the American History Museum, the Leslie Lohman Museum, The Hammer Museum, Trinity Church, the Highline, Frameline International LGBT Film Festival, United Nations AIDS Conference, and Oslo Film Festival. Advocacy work has been featured in New York Magazine, Vice Magazine, Salon, Out, The Advocate, The Huffington Post, Slate, Mashable and Logo. Projects include 'The Father's Project' (2017, which looks at what the LGBTQ community would be like if AIDS had not happened and taken prominent individuals) and his documentary 'HIV Is Not a Crime' (2012). LGBTQ activist.
