Act Up. Art Up.

Finding a home for art by artists that we lost to AIDS.

I live in San Francisco. My apartment is filled with beautiful art. The artists who created this artwork used to live in this apartment. Unfortunately, in the 1990’s we lost them to AIDS. I’ve been a caretaker of this art for 30 years. I’ve had the honor of enjoying it and remembering those who created it. However, it’s time for these artworks to find a new home. Please explore this website to learn the story of these two artists. I would like to find homes for their artworks with people who respect and honor the history of those we lost to AIDS. 

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Exciting News: Bill Wright & Steve Bayliss Recognized by Visual AIDS

We’re proud to share that Bill Wright and Steve Bayliss have been officially included in the Visual AIDS Artist Registry in New York City. This meaningful recognition honors their creative legacy and their contributions to art and activism during the AIDS crisis. We’re deeply grateful to everyone who helped make this possible.

Bill and Steve would be honored by this recognition—and we invite you to explore their artist pages and learn more about their work and stories:

Bill Wright – Visual AIDS Registry
Steve Bayliss – Visual AIDS Registry

Please consider supporting the incredible work of Visual AIDS — an organization dedicated to preserving the legacies of artists lost to AIDS while supporting artists living with HIV today.

Do You Have Art that Needs a Home?

Please reach out via my contact page. Perhaps we can set up a page on this site
for an artist that you know that we lost to AIDS.