Chloe Dzubilo, The Prince George Drawings
Curated by Alex Fleming and Nia Nottage
Presented in cooperation with NYU Special Collections and Visual AIDS
May 18 – July 20, 2025

Mask-only opening reception, Sunday, May 18, 5-7pm
Mask-optional opening reception, Sunday, May 18, 7-9pm

Public Programming:

Guillaume Dustan, Nous (love no end), [Us (love no end)], 2000 
US video premiere
Friday, June 27, 8pm – midnight, on loop

This work serves as a preview for the exhibition of Dustan’s full filmic oeuvre The films of Guillaume Dustan (2000-2004) curated by Julien Laugier, Pascaline Morincôme, and Olga Rozenblum, which is currently planning its tour to the United States in 2026.

As an HIV+ artist living and working in Western cosmopolitan city post-antiretroviral therapy, Dustan is presented as a contemporary of Dzubilo, and this work is presented beside hers in order to corroborate and add concurrent layers to the stories in her drawings.

Special thanks to Olga Rozenblum, Julien Laugier and Pascaline Morincôme. Copyright © G.D. and its estate.

Teach-In on the New York Health Act & Strategy Session to Save Manhattan Planned Parenthood
Wednesday, July 9, 7-9pm

Come learn about the New York Health Act - NY state's universal single payer healthcare legislation that will transform the lives of everyone living or working full time in the state, by guaranteeing comprehensive healthcare as a human right for all, without exception. Additionally, we will discuss the announced indefinite closure of Planned Parenthood's Manhattan clinic and strategize together to save the future of abortion and sexual health service for the 1 million+ prospective patients in this district.

This organizing event is presented on the occasion of “Chloe Dzubilo: The Prince George Drawings” — as a tribute to and continuation of the artist's legacy of healthcare activism.

Special thanks to our collaborators Morgan Moore and Physicians for a National Health Program NY Metro Chapter.

Gavilán Rayna Russom, Oh Remain
A live electronic sound work incorporating samples of Chloe Dzubilo’s voice from the archive of T De Long
Wednesday, July 16, 2025, door at 7, performance at 7:30

Special thanks to Giorno Poetry Systems and The Second Annual Conference about Artist-Curated Exhibitions for initiating this performance in honor of Chloe Dzubilo and Jeffrey Greene’s exhibition, TransEuphoria.

Hours

Sundays, noon-7pm (mask only)
Wednesday–Saturday, noon-7pm (mask optional) 

Opening May 18, 2025, Chloe Dzubilo, The Prince George Drawings is the first posthumous solo exhibition of Chloe Dzubilo (1960-2011) curated by Nia Nottage and Alex Fleming in cooperation with NYU Special Collections and Visual AIDS. Chloe Dzubilo was an artist, musician, and transgender activist whose work and advocacy transformed New York City's cultural landscape and public policy throughout the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s.

Dzubilo lived at The Prince George, a HASA (HIV/AIDS Services Administration) supportive housing site from 2000 to 2011, and translated her everyday experiences as an HIV positive Trans woman into acerbic line drawings that narrated scenes from her daily life. This body of work serves as a crucial historical record of Trans experience through Dzubilo’s own struggle for self-determination in an era of widespread alienation and ableism toward those living with HIV/AIDS. The Prince George Drawings presents Dzubilo’s legacy through the lens of her life commitments to Trans-inclusive public policy — healthcare, housing, and the protection of teens and youth.

Visit chloedzubilo.org for more info...