A collective’s exploration into personal, political, and anticipatory grief by WWHIVDD. Published on Landscapes, a digital publication of A Blade of Grass, 04, Summer 2026. Read here. “To create this… Read More »When Does Grief Begin?
Juhasz’s merging of media practice and activism began with the AIDS crisis and, over the decades, has expanded to encompass an intersectional set of issues including HIV/AIDS; COVID-19; feminist, queer,… Read More »Please Hold: Technologies of Memory and Anticipatory Grief, by Broderick Fox
Co-curators, Alex Fialho and Alexandra Juhasz are interviewed by Calra Zarate on Radio Santa Ana about their Last Address LA Bus Tours, December 20, 2025, part of the programming for… Read More »NOTICIERO POPULAR 2025 12 19: Last Address LA
This piece of writing was shared on Theodore (ted) Kerr’s mailing list on January 13, 2025. Please Hold is a 2025 documentary by videomaker and scholar Alexandra Juhasz in which she grapples with… Read More »LIFE AFTER VIDEO: Alexandra Juhasz, Dorothy, and the Art of Deathbed Videos by Ted Kerr
Some brief thoughts on your answers: November 19, 2025 The first one makes a lot of sense. I’m sure that’s what happened with my old apartment building; the steps were quite similar… Read More »Email exchange Aprés New School with Max
Marty couldn’t make it to New York for this screening for the series Cinema of Transgressions, as much as we had wanted to. A recent injury made Zoom inaccessible to… Read More »Marty Fink @ Anthology (on and about Zoom)
Please Hold screened to a rapt and engaged audience of about 30 participants of the Visible Evidence Documentary conference in Philadelphia: scholars, filmmakers, friends. Here are two beautiful responses from… Read More »Visible Evidence Reflections
By Mackenzie Lukenbill on July 28, 2025 Moving-image artist and scholar Alexandra Juhasz has been grappling with the past and present of AIDS on film, tape, and video and in… Read More »Alexandra Juhasz on Please Hold, Film Comment’s “The Letter”
Small groups engaging with this video yield stories, tears, and the deep connections that are themes and practices of Please Hold. This inter-generational screening comprised some of the scholars from… Read More »Knowledge of AIDS network
