Worked with guest curators to produce LGBTQ and activist based exhibitions including: Art After Stonewall 1969-1989, On Our Backs: The Revolutionary Art of Queer Sex Work, and Other Points of View for the Leslie-Lohman Museum; and VOICE=SURVIVAL, Everyday, Persons of Interest, Party Out of Bounds: Nightlife As Activism, Ephemera As Evidence, NOT OVER, House In Vermont, Not only this but "‘New language beckons us’, Undetectable, Mixed Messages, To Believe, Tainted Love, and Side by Side for Visual AIDS.

Curated: Y’all Better Quiet Down, Leslie-Lohman Museum and BGSQD, Scott Hunt: Truth Goes Up In Vapors, SpringBreak, NY; Robert Blanchon + Stephen Andrews, Miami Dade Art Gallery, FL; Between Ten, Spin Gallery, Toronto; Video Positive, The Bronx Museum of Art, NY; Sight of Construction, The LGBT Center, NY; and Pulse Art Miami and NY.

Conceived the ongoing series DUETS. Pairing artists, writers, and activists, in conversation about their creative process, personal histories and contemporary social practices; the series include intimate discussions between Kia LaBeija & Julie Tolentino (2018), Annie Sprinkle & Ben Cuevas (2016), Stephen Andrews & Gregg Bordowitz (2014), and tributes to artists Chloe Dzubilo (2014), Nicolas Moufarrege (2016), and Jerome Caja (2018).

Published the monographs of artists who died of AIDS-related complications, including Hugh Steers: The Complete Paintings (2015), and Robert Blanchon (2006), to increase scholarship and preserve a legacy that might otherwise be lost.

Produced exhibition catalogues and NOT OVER an illustrated timeline of Visual AIDS history. Publications available here.

Commissioned and produced artist designed AIDS Awareness Projects for Visual AIDS.

Working collaboratively with artist on innovate sexual health and AIDS awareness campaigns that connect artists with social issues, these printed editions include posters, stickers, buttons, tote bags and safer sex kits. Campaigns such as Safe Sex Rules, and Play Smart address harm reductions, HIV criminalization, treatment, prevention, and promote conversation around HIV/AIDS.

Other projects such as fierce pussy’s For The Record mourns the loss of friends, family, and lovers; Wu Tsang’s Conception views the inception of AIDS through the media; while Nayland Blake’s Love Happened Here reminds us to not give up and “to keep making love visible and public.”

Artists and designers include Mike Alago, Tania Anderson, Nayland Blake, Beverly Bland Boydston III, A.K. Burns, John Chaich, Curtis Carman, Aaron Cobbett, Ben Cuevas, Joe De Hoyos, Chloe Dzubilo & T De Long,  Neil Farber, fierce pussy, Avram Finkelstein, Benjamin Fredrickson, Jean Foos, Deborah Grant, Erik Hanson, Mike Harwood, Kate Huh, Jayson Keeling, inkedKenny, Derek Jackson, Chris Johanson, Shan Kelley, Brian Kenny, Kayrock, Kia Labeija, Lou Laurita, Nancer LeMoins, Rebecca Levi, Noah Lyons, Amos Mac, Greg Mitchell, Michael Mitchell,  Iván Monforte, J. Morrison, Slava Mogutin, Carrie Moyer, Alice O’Malley, Luna Luis Ortiz, Maria Piñeres, Amy Jean Porter, William Powhida, Silvia Prada, Richard Renaldi, Hunter Reynolds, L.J. Roberts, Kay Rosen, Carmine Santaniello, Sue Schaffner, Christopher Schulz, Paul Mpagi Sepuya, Ginger Brooks Takahashi, Wu Tsang, Nathan Vincent, Daryl Vocat, and Jessica Whitbread.  View additional artists projects for Visual AIDS here.

Presented public art programs, film screenings, panel discussions, workshops, and performances, that address the ongoing AIDS crisis, and the underlying issues that contribute to the pandemic, such as poverty, homophobia, stigma and racism. Launched new programs series including:

LOVE POSITIVE WOMEN workshops teachs women living with HIV and artists how to create handmade paper and turn them into personal valentines that are then distributed to HIV-positive women around the world as an act of love, caring and empowerment.

ALTERNATE ENDINGS film series commissions new work by artists, filmmakers and collectives that reflect on the ongoing HIV/AIDS pandemic through diverse stories and narratives. Film and video work have been presented in over 120 international venues, and presented annually for World AIDS Day / Day With(out) Art.

INTERNATIONAL CURATORIAL RESIDENCY for CULTURAL RESEARCH on HIV, in collaboration with Visual AIDS and Residency Unlimited, invites curators and scholars to research the intersections of visual art, social justice and HIV/AIDS. Residents include participates from Croatia, Australia, Mexico, Basque Country and the United Kingdom.