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Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of persons affected by HIV AIDS, 'Cellblock - Youth Health and Arts Service', cotton / synthetic textiles / metallic thread, maker unknown, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, c.1993 Squar…
Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of persons affected by HIV AIDS, 'Cellblock - Youth Health and Arts Service', cotton / synthetic textiles / metallic thread, maker unknown, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, c.1993 Square quilt panel on a black background which acts as a border. Inside this is a wide grey satin border framing a 'window' - looking out to the sky with crescent moon, two stars and two birds. The lower portion represents a fish tank with two fish and a sailing boat with the words 'Cellblock - Youth Health & Arts Service' in black ink on the hull. A shimmering green sheer fabric hangs over the window area. In the lower left corner is a large dark blue satin silhouette of a person with hands around their knees. In the lower right corner is a lighted candle in a an aqua 'pot'. The entire panel is machine appliqued and padded.
This quilt was made by an unknown maker, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. c 1993. It is probable that the Makers were involved with the Cellblock Youth Health Service, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. This was a free and confidential service for young homeless or at risk people, connected with the University of Sydney and funded by the Central Sydney Area Health Service.
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This quilt was made by an unknown maker, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. c 1993. It is probable that the Makers were involved with the Cellblock Youth Health Service, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. This was a free and confidential service for young homeless or at risk people, connected with the University of Sydney and funded by the Central Sydney Area Health Service.
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