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Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of 'Brad', cotton / synthetic textile, maker unknown, Australia, c.1990 Rectangular, portrait orientation, there is a central rectangle with a turquoise background with a turquoise and whi…
Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of 'Brad', cotton / synthetic textile, maker unknown, Australia, c.1990 Rectangular, portrait orientation, there is a central rectangle with a turquoise background with a turquoise and white scalloped style border. There are four shell or waratah shapes on the left and right hand sides of this rectangle. In the centre of the rectangle there is a fabric photograph of a young man (presumably Brad Anderson) . At the top of the panel there is a white strip with 'IN LOVING MEMORY/OF OUR SON' written in red appliqued letters with a white puffa paint border. At the bottom of the rectangle there is a red strip with 14.3.69 BRAD 26.9.90 in appliqued white letters with a white puffa paint border.
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Visit the page Graeme Rayner - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of 'Graham Rayner', cotton / synthetic textile / metal / plastic, made by a friend, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, about 1994 Rectangular, landscape orientation, a rainbow striped background. In the top left hand corner are an appliqued pair of elastic braces with glued on silver stars and metal clasps and an appliqued tartan bow tie. On the right hand side are three appliqued balloon shapes with gold braid 'strings' hanging down. On the pink balloon is the name Shirl, on the silver balloon is the name Crepe and on the turquoise balloon is the name Davo. On each balloon is a small appliqued butterfly. In between the 'strings' in capital letters, are the words 'Bong On, Boy's (sic)'. Going from left to right and from top to bottom, in a cross shape in the middle of the panel, are the appliqued words Graham Rayner in black textile. At the bottom of the cross are two black and white yin and yang symbols. Above these symbols are the dates 15.6.48 and 31.4.91 in black ink. On the left hand side are the words 'GET OVER IT, / RIGHT' and on the right are the words 'PEACE & LOVE / PETALS '94'. -
Visit the page Peter Wishart and Donald Richards - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of 'Peter Wishart' and 'Donald Richards', cotton / synthetic textile / glue / paint, made by Jeanette Kebbelwhite, Queensland, Australia, about 1994 Rectangular, portrait orientation, yellow background with the silhouettes of two men holding hands. The silhouettes are made from black textile appliqued to the background outlined in black paint and black puffer paint. At the top of the panel, 'PETER / WISHART 1950 / 1990' is appliqued to the background outlined in black paint and black puffer paint. At the bottom of the quilt '1942/ 1993 DONALD /RICHARDS' is also appliqued to the background outlined in black paint and black puffer paint. This quilt panel is in memory of Peter Wishart (b. 1950 d. 1990) and Donald Richards (b. 1942 d. 1993). On file is a newspaper article from the Sunshine Coast News which quotes Jeanette Kebbelwhite as saying that "Peter Wishart and Donald Richards were partners who died of the disease three years apart". r Further that Peter 'really got over Donald's death. I think he was glad to go." Donald Richards was employed at the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences between... -
Visit the page John Grimwood - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of 'JOHN GRIMWOOD', cotton / paint / synthetic textile / glue, various makers, Queensland, Australia, about 1994 Rectangular, portrait orientation, a multi-coloured background depicting the view from John Grimwood's house and including verandah railings, two cats, a palm tree, flower pots, an easy chair with a ticking cover. In the top right hand corner are the words 'JOHN GRIMWOOD' with the 'N' written backwards / '1955 - 1993' in red textile appliqued with white thread in herringbone stitch across the letters. This quilt panel is in memory of Dr John Grimwood (b 1955 d May 1993) who was the Queensland AIDS Council President. The QAHC Annual Report states that John Grimwood was the first openly HIV positive person to chair that Council (http://www.qahc.org.au/files/shared/docs/annualreport_2001_2002.pdf). Another panel, 2011/109/67-5, commemorates Grimwood House, Nambour, Queensland, which was named after John Grimwood. -
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Visit the page Robert Pearson - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of 'Robert Pearson', cotton / paint / fabric photograph / glue / synthetic textile, made by his mother, Jan Pearson, Queensland, Australia, about 1994 Rectangular, landscape orientation, rainbow horizontally striped material background with two strips of the same rainbow material on the left and right sides. The following is written in large white capital letters glued to the background: 'IN MEMORY OF OUR / BELOVED SON AND / BROTHER / ROBERT PEARSON / 1957 - 1987'. In the top left hand corner there are three blue flowers painted and glued on and a fabric photograph, presumed to be of Robert Pearson. In the centre on the left hand side there is a painted sulphur crested cockatoo. On file is a newspaper cutting from Sunshine Coast News (13.3.1994) which states "Rob was Rob Pearson, the first person to die of AIDS in Canberra when he passed away in 1987 at the age of 40. Mr. Pearson's parents, Jan and Walter, who live on the Sunshine Coast, were at the unfolding ceremony, along with other relatives and friends of people with HIV & AIDS. 'Making the quilt has given us all a chance to get to know each other." Mrs Pearson said." "The painting of a cockatoo on Rob Pearson's panel of the memorial quilt has special meaning for his parent, Jan and Walter. / Rob bought a wooden cockatoo toy for his mother before he died. / The day after his death, a cockatoo sat silently and unmoving on the Pearson's back veranda for hours. / Mrs Pearson said she was worried that Rob might not know where they had gone when they moved north to the Sunshine Coast. / Her fears were allayed when another cockatoo appeared as she was making a quilt in memory of her son. / "It was out in the trees and it just screeched the whole time, it would not go away. So I think he knows where we are," she said." SOURCE -
Visit the page Sunshine Coast - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, 'Sunshine Coast', cotton / synthetic textile / glue / metallic paint, maker unknown, Queensland, Australia, about 1994 Rectangular, landscape orientation, backed with calico, black background, 'Sunshine Coast' in capital letters in appliqued rainbow colours with 45 coloured five pointed stars appliqued onto the background. There is also a purple heart appliqued onto the background. This quilt panel is in memory of those affected by HIV/AIDS on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, manufactured about 1994. In a newspaper clipping from The Sunshine Coast News on 13.3.94 it states that there are 45 stars for victims of the disease [from the Sunshine Coast] who did not have a panel made for them.