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Today, the GLBT Historical Society today launches Focus on Living: Portraits of Americans with HIV and AIDS, a new photography exhibition by San Francisco's Roslyn Banish. It will be viewable at the GLBT Historical Society Museum in the Castro all the way through March.
In the exhibit are 16 portraits of people living with HIV, and includes interviews.
GLBT Historical Society Executive Director Roberto Ordeñana says:
Roslyn Banish’s unadorned portraits provide a window into the day-to-day struggles and triumphs of people living with HIV. This exhibition reminds us of the enduring impact of the epidemic and the importance of preserving and sharing these personal stories as part of LGBTQ history.
The GLBT Historical Society Museum is at 4127 18th St. in the Castro, and is open Tuesday-Sunday 11-1 and 1:30-5.
Available today — World AIDS Day — is Facing It: A Novel of AIDS by the late Paul Reed, which is published by The Library of Homosexual Congress, the imprint from Rebel Satori Press curated by Tom Cardamone and Sven Davisson.
The book has a new intro from biographer Jerry Rosco.
When Facing It came out 40 years ago, it was one of the first novels about HIV/AIDS. Sadly, Reed died in 2002.
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