On May 4, the New York City AIDS Memorial presented choreographer Molissa Fenley’s Bardo, a dance work first conceived as an homage to artist Keith Haring that premiered at Haring’s memorial service 35 years ago to the day. Incorporating stillness and movement that evoke a space being repeatedly emptied and filled, Bardo is a reflection on the liminal space between death and birth. 

During these two days of artist-focused Community AIDS Memorial Quilt-Making Workshops at the School of Visual Arts, led by Daniele Frazier, with the National AIDS Memorial’s Gert McMullin in March 2025, we created new quilt panels for members of the creative community lost to AIDS, including Martin Wong, Tseng Kwong Chi, and Ching Ho Cheng.

Broadway Revisited was a benefit cabaret directed by Rob Ashford and hosted by Tony Goldwyn and featuring performances by Christine Ebersole, J. Harrison Ghee, Jason Robert Brown, Sophia Anne Caruso, Duncan Sheik, Debra Monk, Kevin William Paul, Sierra Boggess, Sean Donovan, Jimin Moon, DeMarius R. Copes, Ashley Day, Tyler Eisenreich, Solea Pfeiffer, Peter Cincotti, John Pizzarelli, Isabel Leonard, and Wes Oliver at Joe’s Pub.