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World AIDS Day

World AIDS Day - Remember Our Dead, Honour Our Living
© Frank H. Jump

On this day, remember our loved ones who have died of AIDS and honour those who have survived.

Face of AIDS – Global AIDS Film Archive

Face of AIDS - Global AIDS Film Archive

“Documenting the epidemic since 1986.” 

Postcards From The Edge – visualAIDS – Day Without Art – World AIDS Day

Postcards From The Edge - visualAIDS - Day Without Art - World AiDS Day

Michael Berube Invites You to the Hunter College MFA Open Studios

Michael Berube Invites You to the Hunter College MFA Open Studios

Michael Berube Invites You to the Hunter College MFA Open Studios

Michael Berube Invites You to the Hunter College MFA Open Studios
Icon #2 © Michael Berube

Hunter College MFA Open Studios on Friday Nov. 16 from 6-10pm and Saturday from 2-6pm. On Friday night there is a silent auction. The MFA building is at 450 West 41st Street (between 9th and 10th Ave.) and my studio is in room 420.
Hope to see you there. Michael Berube

AIDS KILLS – Under the Pulaski Skyway Approach to the Holland Tunnel – Jersey City

AIDS Kills - Billboard Under the Pulaski Skyway Approach to the Holland Tunnel - Jersey City
© Frank H. Jump

William Donovan @ visualAIDS blog

Wiliam Donovan
© William Donovan

William Donovan, an amazing visual artist & teacher whose work we had exhibited at our Fading AIDS Gallery in its heyday, is also a member of the visualAIDS archive. Here is a bio from this site:

William Donovan is a visual artist who lives and works in New York. He utilizes life experiences as well as current social and political issues to create art. Donovan holds a BFA from the School of Visual Arts in Fine Arts, as well as an AAS in Fashion Illustration from the Fashion Institute of Technology, where he currently teaches. He has studied at The Arts Students League, The Philadelphia Institute of the Arts and the Parsons School of Art.

The Art of Healing – An Exhibition & Presentation by Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump
Frank H. Jump Exhibits Fading Ads @ Marble Collegiate Church, NYC – Fifth Avenue & 29th Street

Monday, November 19th 2007 6PM,
Dinner & Program $15

Click here
to register with a credit card
through Marble Collegiate’s secured website.

Join us for an inspirational evening with artist/photographer Frank H. Jump.

Jump was given a few years to live in 1986, after being diagnosed with HIV. After enrolling in a Bachelors Degree Program in 1996, Jump started taking pictures of “fading ads” as a metaphor to his own survival. Through art, perseverance and hope, he continued to thrive and inspire others through his photography.

Jump became known in 1998 with an exhibition of his work at The N-Y Historical Society, and was featured on the cover of the New York Times Metro section in July 1998. For a PDF of this flyer click here. For more information about this event or to RSVP, contact Judy Tulin @ jtulin@marblechurch.org Or call to RSVP @ (212) 686-2770 Ext. 709

Jump has since entered the NYC Teaching Fellows Program and received his Masters of Science in Education at Brooklyn College in 2003. Recently, Jump received a second Masters of Science in Instructional Technology.

GIFTS: An LGBT Fellowship is a gay, lesbian, bi-sexual and transgendered community at Marble Collegiate Church that seeks to reconcile spirituality and sexuality through God’s love. By celebrating the common threads between our lives and faith journeys, we embrace our spiritual inheritance. We welcome all who wish to grow and be energized through Christian fellowship and service.

Obama Campaigns With 'Ex-Gay' McClurkin

McGherkin

Read Rod 2.0 and AMERICAblog.com. Why should I be surprised or expect any less from a Black politician? Covering all the bases? Perhaps Tim Hardaway should join the fray? Is Anita Bryant still alive? So many questions, so little qualified Democratic candidates. It’s scary to think that Rudy Giuliani is our best advocate. Let’s not forget that “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” and the Ban on HIV/AIDS Immigration occurred under the Clinton Administration. Hillary doesn’t even mention LGBTQ issues on her website. I guess she’s comfortable enough with her polls that she can sit on her duff on LGBTQ issues. Who is Mike Gravel?

More on Ex-Gay Moron Oxymoron

Don't Ask Don't Tell
Ban on HIV AIDS Immigration Stamp
© Frank H. Jump

Joni Has a Shine on Reverend Carlton Pearson

Shine on Reverend Pearson
Who threw away
The vain old God…” Joni Mitchell, Shine

On November 19th, I’m scheduled to speak at a dinner and exhibition of my work at the Marble Collegiate Church on Fifth Avenue and 29th Street in Manhattan @ 6PM as part of their “GIFTS” program, an LGBT outreach:

GIFTS is a gay, lesbian, bi-sexual and transgendered community at Marble Collegiate Church that seeks to reconcile spirituality and sexuality through God’s love. By celebrating the common threads between our lives and faith journeys, we embrace our spiritual inheritance. We welcome all who wish to grow and be energized through Christian fellowship and service.

In my search for a way to address issues of “faith” (in both Science & Religion) which I’ve always approached with skepticism and downright cynicism, I’ve become aware of the work of Reverend Carlton Pearson by way of Joni Mitchell. Mitchell addresses her own cynicism with the Church in her title track Shine on her recent CD with Hear Music/Starbucks. So I’ve done some Internet soul-searching and found these two YouTube pieces about a remarkable Pentecostal preacher who has had the audacity to give up Hell and embrace all “God’s children.”

“God is not a Christian.” Rev. Carlton Pearson

But does She recycle plastic 4’s, 5’s & 6’s?

Will Carlton Pearson ‘Win’?

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Berube on Homophobia

© Michael Berube
© Michael Berube Unsocial Worker 2001

homophobia

Where would the church coffers and the political campaign funds be without it?