In memory of families who lost loved ones with HIV/AIDS - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel

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Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of the families who lost loved ones with HIV/AIDS, 'For The Families'. synthetic textile / cotton, made in Melbourne, Victoria, 1993-1994 Rectangular quilt panel, landscape orientation on…

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Visit the page Mahmoodi Sani - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of Mahmoodi Sani, cotton / synthetic textile, made in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, about 1995 Rectangular quilt panel, landscape orientation, on a bright red background. 'Mahmoodi' is machine appliqued in large gold fabric cursive script across the top of the panel. Below this 'Choreographer' to the Stars' is machine appliqued in silver glitter material on a gold background. A variety of coloured machine appliqued stars are scattered across the panel. The following is machine appliqued in red on the lower right side of the panel: 'Mahmoodi Sani / 2 August 1958 - 16 May 1994 / Always loved and remembered by his family in Singapore / and Wayne, Paul, Farah, Friends, Models, Designers, Colleagues'. This quilt is in memory of Mahmoodi Sani (b. 2.08.1958 d. 16.05.1994). Mahmoodi was born in Singapore. He came to Australia in 1984, and was immediately appreciated by the Fashion Design Council of Victoria (FDC) as a talented choreographer. He was also involved in many fashion parades, and was always willing to help young designers and aspiring models. The last parade he choreographed was for the graduation of the 1993 year for the University of Technology Sydney.
Visit the page In memory of AIDS sufferers who die without family or friends - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, 'In Rememberance of AIDS Sufferers Who Die Without Family or Friends', cotton / paint, maker unknown, Australia, about 1991 Rectangular quilt panel, portrait orientation, on a plain calico background. An appliqued red heart with two green appliqued male figures is positioned on the top left corner. 'In Rememberance (sic) Of Aids Suffers (er) Who Die Without Family Or Friends' is painted in royal blue cursive script with 'er' painted in red. Two horizontal stripes are painted on the lower edge of the panel with 'G.G.S TIMBERTOP 1991' (Geelong Grammar School, Victoria) handwritten in black paint below. One painted yellow male gender symbol on left lower corner and one painted yellow female gender symbol on right lower corner. This quilt was made by an unknown maker, Australia, about 1991. It was possibly made at Geelong Timber Top School, Victoria, in 1991.
Visit the page Peter Caithness - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of Peter Caithness, cotton / paint, maker unknown, Australia, about 1993 Rectangular quilt panel, landscape orientation, on a plain calico background with a grey, white and black painted decorative border. 'Peter Caithness' is machine appliqued in large black cursive script bordered with grey paint. Below this '1992' is also machine appliqued in black cotton and bordered with grey paint with a single painted red rose.
Visit the page Andrew Davies - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of Andrew Davies, cotton / paint, various makers, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia, about 1993 Rectangular quilt panel, portrait orientation, on a royal blue background. 'Andrew Davies' is painted in large yellow letters at the top edge of the panel. 'It's all right, the music will play forever' is painted in white letters across and down the right side of the panel. Left side is a large painted portrait of Andrew. Seven silhouette figures are painted in black along the lower edge of the panel with 25.6.61 - 24.8.92 painted in white. Small yellow painted stars are scattered across the panel.
Visit the page Troy Lovegrove - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of Troy Lovegrove, 'Troy', cotton / paint / ink / crayon / metal, various makers, Coogee Public School, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 1993 Rectangular quilt panel, landscape orientation on a red background, 'Troy' is machine appliqued in large red letters in the centre of the panel on a royal blue rectangle. Surrounding this are twelve different rectangular pictures. Sewn from left to right are the following pictures: boat playground equipment, Coogee Public School, Troy's portrait, Coogee beach, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Troy's glasses on a chest of drawers, Troy and his dog, Troy's toys (Transfomers Optimus Prime and Nintendo), Troy at gymnastics, playing cricket, reading time (Roald Dahl's 'BFG') and Garry Galah song. The following inscription is handwritten in black ink on the lower right hand corner of the panel, 'made by the children of Year 2 (1993) on behalf of everyone at Coogee Public School'. This quilt was made by Troy's class mates from Year 2 Coogee Public School under the guidance of the Visual Arts teacher, in Sydney in about 1993. This quilt is in memory of Troy Lovegrove (b.25. 06.1985 d. 03.06.1993). There is also another panel for Troy (2011/109/72-4) made by his father Vince Lovegrove, who discusses the panel creation process in Yardley, A and Langley, K., 'Unfolding: The Story of the Australian and New Zealand AIDS Quilt Projects', McPhee Gribble Publishers, Ringwood, Victoria, 1994 pp 12 13. Synopsis from "A Kid named Troy", 1993, a documentary film from the National Film Archives, Australia. Eight-year-old Troy has contracted AIDS from his mother. His father, Vince, cares for him now that his mother has died. Troy requires hospital treatment and drugs to delay the effects of the medical condition. Troy's death is not in vain as he has inspired many people with his bravery in his life and at school. Curator's notes by Damien Parer A straightforward documentary of the last year of eight-year-old Troy's life. The film is enriched by the access given to the film makers as we witness his struggle to be brave in the face of pain and death. The documentary is a good example of the camera's ability to portray human experience where other art forms are unable to make life so poignant.
Visit the page In memory of clients of the South Support Group - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of the 100 clients of South Support Group, 'SOUTH 100 CARE TEAMS, 1984-1995', cotton / synthetic textile / felt, made by members of the South Support Group, Victoria, Australia, about 1995 Rectangular quilt panel, landscape orientation. On a chambray background 100 felt teddy bears are appliqued in grey, black, tan, honey and red. A wide pale lilac satin banner is appliqued along the left side and lower edge of the panel. On it are large navy blue appliqued letters 'South (on the left side) 100 Care Teams (along the bottom)'. The dates ' 1984-1995' are embroidered in yellow across the lettering at the bottom. This quilt was made by a member of the South Support Group (A group of the Victorian AIDS Council), Melbourne, Australia, about 1995. The South Support Group ( Part of the Victorian AIDS Council) has been operating since 1984. The 100th client was referred in February, 1995.This panel is in recognition and remembrance of the 100 clients and in acknowledgement of the care provided by the volunteers.
Visit the page In memory of 'Positive Women' - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of 'Positive Women', Gail, Rebecca and others, cotton / synthetic textiles, made by Positive Women (Victoria), Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, about 1995 Rectangular quilt panel, landscape orientation on a black background with a thin white satin border. 'Positive Women' is machined appliqued in white satin material with a large appliqued stem with five pink appliqued roses. The names 'Gail, Rebecca, Merrilyn, Esma, Lenore, Stephanie, Susan, Danielle, Deborah, Michelle, Jane and Wendy', are hand embroidered in white cotton chain stitch on the lower left corner and on the right side of the panel. This quilt was made by Positive Women (Victoria), a peer support group, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia about 1995.

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