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Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, 'AIDS OUT TO PROTECT THE WORLD', cotton / paint / ink, made by Year 9 Arts Class, Taree, New South Wales, Australia,c. 1992 Rectangular quilt panel, landscape orientation, a multi-coloured painted p…
Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, 'AIDS OUT TO PROTECT THE WORLD', cotton / paint / ink, made by Year 9 Arts Class, Taree, New South Wales, Australia,c. 1992 Rectangular quilt panel, landscape orientation, a multi-coloured painted panel, unbacked, various colours and designs on the painted background with large letters spelling AidS. The background decoration includes condoms / cells / balloons / face silhouettes / sperm and an ovum., each of the letters contain various inscriptions a) a hand in the V for Victory sign with condoms on the two upward fingers, a syringe and needle, and the words 'AIDS DON'T BE SILLY / PUT A CONDOM ON YOUR WILLY', 'Year 9 VA2 Taree High', b) the 'i' contains large plus signs in black, grey and red. c) the 'd' is brown with a stylized condom with a happy face, the letter C, a red cape and two arms. There are also the words 'Out to protect the world' and a globe of the world. d) the 's' is in orange with multi-coloured decoration.
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Visit the page Aboriginal AIDS victims and survivors - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, 'AIDS - IT DON'T MATTER / BLACK OR WHITE', cotton / felt, maker uknown, Australia, c. 1992 Rectangular quilt panel which is unbacked and landscape orientation. The Aboriginal flag in the centre with two plain cotton strips on either side. In the black section of the flag are the large letters 'A.I.D.S. / IT DON'T MATTER' hand appliqued, in the red section the words 'BLACK' (in black felt), 'WHITE' (in white felt), with the word 'OR' in the middle in yellow fabric. -
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