UPCOMING PERFORMANCE

MOLISSA FENLEY:

BARDO

SUNDAY, MAY 4, 5 PM

Past Programs

PERFORMANCE:
STRING QUARTET NO. 4 (BUCZAK)

The spirit of visual artist Brian Buczak (1954—1987) is memorialized in the fourth string quartet of Philip Glass (1937—), one of the composer’s most intimate works. On October 27, 2024, in what would have been Buczak’s 70th year of life, the acclaimed Mivos Quartet performed Glass’s tribute in a free concert organized by composer Nick Hallett as part of the Memorial’s live art series.

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EVENT:
QUILT-MAKING WORKSHOPS

On March 28 & 29, 2025, we held AIDS Memorial Quilt-Making Workshops with the School of Visual Art where we created several new panels honoring the lives of creative New Yorkers and SVA alumni. Dozens of artists, designers, activists, volunteers, family, and community members engaged in cross-generational conversation, continuing the intention of the activists who first imagined the Quilt.

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EVENT:
BROADWAY REVISITED

On March 3, 2025, Broadway stars gathered for a benefit cabaret for the New York City AIDS Memorial at Joe’s Pub. Hosted by Tony Goldwyn and directed by Rob Ashford, the evening featured a dazzling musical review of Broadway’s hidden gems, current moments, and future classics, with all proceeds supporting the Memorial’s upcoming educational and cultural programs.

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Our Stories

Visit the Memorial

The New York City AIDS Memorial is located at the corner of Greenwich Avenue and West 12 Street in New York’s historic West Village.

By Subway/Bus

Take the 1 2 3 F or M trains to 14th Street, the L train to 6th or 8th Avenue, or the A C or E trains to 8th Avenue. Nearest buses: M7, 14A, 14D, and M20. Learn more at the MTA→


By Bicycle

Bicycle parking is available nearby. CitiBike→ stations are located at Perry Street & Greenwich Avenue, Greenwich Avenue & 8th Avenue, and West 13 Street & 7th Avenue

Parking

There is no official parking available at the New York City AIDS Memorial, but there are multiple paid parking and street parking locations in the surrounding neighborhood


Directions

Directions to the Memorial →

Support for New York City AIDS Memorial programs is generously provided, in part, by:

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Help Keep Us Strong: Donate

Become a Friend of the New York City AIDS Memorial by clicking here to make a secure online donation today! Thank you for your support!

HIV/AIDS Timeline A lot has happened over the past forty years. Click here to learn more about the history of the HIV/AIDS epidemic.

HIV/AIDS Timeline

A lot has happened over the past forty years. Click here to learn more about the history of the HIV/AIDS epidemic.

About the Memorial Design The Memorial was designed by Studio a+i with granite pavers designed by world-renowned visual artist Jenny Holzer. Click here to learn more.

About the Memorial Design

The Memorial was designed by Studio a+i with granite pavers designed by world-renowned visual artist Jenny Holzer. Click here to learn more.

Banner Photograph courtesy of Molissa Fenley; Illustrations: Cabaret photo by David Andrako; Brian Buczak, Phil, 1986 (Detail), Courtesy of the Geoffrey Hendricks Estate and Gordon Robichaux, NY; Peter Hujar, Untitled (David Wojnarowicz with cow mural)’ (1983) © Peter Hujar Archive, courtesy Peter Hujar Archive/Pace Gallery/Fraenkel Gallery.