Links & Leads Email Artery and let us know about your AIDS-arts work, whether you're an individual, an organization, or a publication. We look forward to listing and linking you! ORGANIZATIONS ACT UP AIDS Oral History Project The Dance Collection at the New York Public Library of the Performing Arts. AIDS Poetry Project Artists Against AIDS This group of Mozambiquan artists raise funds through exhibition. For info email Steven Koenig. The Body.com Online AIDS and HIV information resource. Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS The fundraising and services organization allied (online and off) with affiliated performing-arts organizations including Classical Action, DISHES, and Dancers Responding to AIDS. DIVA TV (Damned Interfering Video Activists) LIFEbeat The music industry fighting AIDS Photographers & Friends United Against AIDS - Canadian Chapter. Poetry and prose from the Releases HIV+ Creative Writing Workshop Positive Expressions A non-profit organization working to empower HIV positive individuals by developing and supporting their self-expression, and educating the public through presentations of creative work. POZ The online outpost of the well known magazine. Red Hot Organization Produces music CDs and TV programs to raise money for research and awareness. Find a complete list of the many "Red Hot and (fill in the blank)" albums as well as other purchasable goodies like "Optic Nerve," an interactive CD-ROM of the artwork of David Wojnarowicz. The Theatre for Research Education & Empowerment (TREE) in Bangladesh For more information email Raju Ahmed The Theatre section of the Royal Tropical Institute (KIT) Organizes arts-educational programs about HIV for the Netherlands and Asiaemail. Email acb@kit.nl. Visual Aid A San Francisco organization that provides services for artists with life-threatening illnesses. Visual AIDS The New York organization responsible for Day Without Art, The Red Ribbon, archival services for artists with AIDS, and diverse educational initiatives. Visual AIDS Boston A volunteer grass-roots organization comprised of artists, art professionals and others. The Working Fund for Philadelphia Area Artists Living With HIV/AIDS Provides support to artists from all disciplines whose careers have been profoundly disrupted by illness. INDIVIDUALS' HOME PAGES Performance artist Penny Arcade includes samples of her texts, books, and writings, including those created for Day Without Art. Gran Fury's online headquarters at the ACT Up site. New York video artist and activist Dean Lance. A photo-essay by Loel Poor. INDIVIDUALS' PROJECTS Ten black and white prints by Sue Coe, with links to other AIDS related work by Coe. Jay Critchley's online mischief: Big Twig P-Town, Inc. Theme Park "An Evolving Encore of Hope: HIV on the Australian Stage". An essay about contemporary Australian theater, by David Paul Joblings. "Looking for the Light": A series of photographs of PWAs spanning 15 years by Scott Thode. Masami Teraoka's geisha-laden, AIDS-themed work.