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Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of 'Kevin T. Kemp (COOEE) ', cotton / braid / ink, made by Gloria Kemp, Barry Kemp and Sharon Brister, Australia, 1992 Rectangular red quilt panel, landscape orientation, consisting of thr…
Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of 'Kevin T. Kemp (COOEE) ', cotton / braid / ink, made by Gloria Kemp, Barry Kemp and Sharon Brister, Australia, 1992 Rectangular red quilt panel, landscape orientation, consisting of three sections with appliquéd white rectangles and a pink triangle 'TRIANGLE BASKETBALLERS' on lower centre. Left side 'FAMILY / THERE WILL ALWAYS / BE THAT SORROW /WHEN A LOVED ONE / PASSES ON / BUT WE KEEP THOSE / PREVIOUS MEMORIES / UNTIL ALL EARTHLY / THINGS ARE GONE / D Poole' Mum / Dad / Sharon / Bill / Matthew / Kristy / Justin / Grandma / Donna / Ron / Faye / Bev / Carl / Mavis. Right side 'FRIENDS / MEMORIES OF KEVIN / ARE NOW BRIGHT / AND CLEAR / AND THE THINGS / WE COULD ALWAYS DO / THOSE MEMORIES ARE / TREASURES / THAT KEEP YOU NEAR / TO REMEMBER / A MAN LIKE YOU / R Poole' Wayne / Evelyn / Dr John / Dr Negus / Robin / Catherine / Graeme / Lenore / Eva / Cheryl / Kay / Pam / Val / William / Kate N / James / Tom / Kim / Debbie / Cyponee / Robert / Conway / Reg / Vicky / Nicholas / Pam'.
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Visit the page Peter Tully - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of Peter Tully, 'Fierce Queen' cotton / paint / ink, made by David McDiarmid and Jack Allen, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 1992 Large square quilt panel, portrait orientation. The left side contains twelve colour printed photographs with 'PETER TULLY' screen printed in pink on a green background. On the right side of the panel is 'FIERCE/ QUEEN / DIES OF / AIDS / attitude / survives'. Lower right corner contains a large photograph of Peter Tully 1947 - 92.This panel was made by David McDiarmid and Jack Allen, Sydney, Australia in 1992. Reference: Yardley, A., & Langley, K., 'Unfolding:The Story of the Australian and New Zealand AIDS Quilt Projects', McPhee Gribble Publishers, Ringwood, Victoria, 1994, . "We'd done an obituary to Peter in the Star Observer that said Moody Bitch Dies of Aids' and that had created a bit of a stir. We wanted to do something that was a little different with the panel. I also wanted to make it jump out, very simple, plain and dramatic, so we made two panels - the first with the caption, and then an accompanying one with nine photographs of Peter in different outfits, because he was an artist and created costumes. Jack and I felt that the outfits that he made - not to go in galleries, but to dress up for a party or a particular night - conveyed his personality and his style and wit, all of that, so we used photos of him dressed up at home over the course of twenty years. The usual form for an obituary is one of respect, sadness, and for his best friends to describe such a well known public personality as a moody bitch - I mean, it took people aback. They weren't used to that sort of attitude, but it's just the way we talk about one another in real life, so it should be reflected in how we're remembered - and it was done with love. It's something that I wouldn't like to see a stranger characterise Peter as, but we have the right to claim that for ourselves. It was kind of our feeling at the time, but I think Peter wouldn't necessarily have agreed, so for the quilt we decide on 'fierce queen'. Fierce is a word that we used in the eighties and it refers to a confidence and an attitude that Peter would have identified with. I wanted to make it very bold, and also to have to word AIDS in it. I thought that was important because it's not usually acknowledged in the panels. .......I made the lettering very plain, very simple, so that from a distance people could see it and understand" p.113. -
Visit the page Michael E. Coburn - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt,in memory of 'Michael E Coburn, Prelate of honour, 1945-1991.' cotton. / satin / paint / plastic, made by Wayne Wright and Amanda Resson. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1992 Rectangular quilt panel, landscape orientation bordered by pale mauve satin ribbon. In pink painted letters with black outline 'Michael E. Coburn.' In black paint 'Prelate of honour, 1945-1991'. Left-hand side is a purple painted staff, a small appliquéd USA flag, and two coloured photographs, covered in plastic sewn onto painted pink rectangles. Arrows point to the photographs. . 'JANUARY 26, 1990 / MEDITATION ROOM, / SEATTLE - TACOMA / INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT.' Above is a central light mauve satin appliquéd cross. To the left of the cross is a small square appliquéd US Navy badge. To the right of the cross is a coloured photograph with a plastic cover on a pink painted background. Underneath is the following text:' IN SAN FRANSISCO, CALIFORNIA (USA) / ON THE 30-11-91. / FR. C. FITZPATRICK, S.G.S' / FR.W.WRIGHT, S.G.G. BISHOP PAUL OF BOSTON.' On the right hand side in black ink, 'It was great to have met you on the 16-8-89 and 17-8-89 while you / were in Melbourne, (AUSTRALIA), on business, after regular phone contact since / 1987.Thankyou for approving my ordination as a member of the SGS. / I was ordained by Bishop Paul A. Diederich, SGS of Boston while in / San Francisco, California (USA) in November 1991.Its not easy starting / out in Australia as an independent Catholic priest, but I am doing / the best I can. I miss you greatly and I love you. / REVERAND FATHER WAYNE WRIGHT S.G.S. J.P. / 'COMMUNITY OF SERVANTS OF THE / GOOD SHEPHERD IN AUSTRALIA' / 20-4-92. The quilt was made by Reverend Father Wayne Wright, a Reverend father of the Servants of the Good Shepherd and Amanda Resson, in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia in 1992 The panel was made in memory of Michael E. Coburn, Prelate of honour, 1945-1991 Bishop Michael was a leading figure in the Western Orthodox Church in America and was named a prelate of honour (Knights of Malta) . He considered practical and pastoral care of the sick and dying his highest calling in life.
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Visit the page Shane Allen Maddick - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of Shane Allen Maddick, cotton / synthetic / satin / paper / plastic / paint, made in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 1992 Rectangular cotton quilt panel, portrait orientation. The panel is bordered by hot pink webbing. On the top left is a machine appliquéd cotton square with a screen printed green hash emblem with games related objects attached. On the top right hand corner ia an appliquéd purple silk square with a spiral shaped black sequins. A central square is appliquéd with a printed photograph of Shane. On the lower left corner is a pink appliquéd square and on the lower right corner is a cream appliquéd square with a small colour photograph. Eleven strips of white satin ribbon are sewn horizontally over the panel. -
Visit the page In memory of the Gay and Lesbian Community Centre and it's founders - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of the Gay and Lesbian Community Centre and it's founders Brian McGahen, Gary Pye, Tim Wilson and Terry Bell, 'PRIDE', cotton / synthetic / paint, made by Pride Board, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 1992 Rectangular cotton quilt panel, portrait orientation, At the top of the panel is a machine appliquéd rainbow below this is a appliquéd white square with thick black painted stripes. Below this is a pink appliquéd triangle with a gold synthetic machine appliquéd heart. The following names are written in black pen, BRIAN Mc GAHEN, GARY PYE, TERRY BELL and TIM WILSON. 'PRIDE' is appliquéd in pink synthetic letters with 'ESTABLISHING A GAY & LESBIAN COMMUNITY CENTRE IN SYDNEY' in black ink. This quilt was made in memory of: Brian McGahen (b.3.3.52-d.2.4.90), Gary Pye, (b.14.7.42 - d.unknown) Tim Wilson (b.23.8.54 -d.6.5.90) Terry Bell, (b.19.10.53-d.15.12.89) -
Visit the page Stuart Challender - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of 'Stuart Challender', cotton / paint / ink, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 1992 White rectangular cotton quilt panel, landscape orientation. Seven diagonally positioned music scores in the centre. In the top left hand corner is a silhouette of a conductor's head in black paint. A small outline map of Tasmania sits below and to the left below this and to the right are two coloured photographs of the Blue Mountains. In green ink is an inscription. 'I shall no longer seek the / far horizon. / My heart is still and waits / for its deliverance / the lovely earth, all, everywhere. / revives in spring and blooms anew / all, everywhere and ever, ever, / shines the blue horizon / ever… ever…ever…ever… / ever… ever… / ever! (Gustav Mahler) In the top right hand corner 'Stuart Challender' signature - CONDUCTOR (black ink) / STUART CHALLENDER (in red ink) / 1947 - 1991 (in green ink). This quilt panel is in memory of Stuart Challender (b. 19.2.1947 - d. 13.12.1991). On file are newspaper articles from the Sydney Morning Herald from 14th December 1991 and the Weekend Australian 14/15 December 1991. He studied in Melbourne at the Conservatorium of Music, then went to Europe in 1977. He returned to Australian in 1980 and became the Australian Opera's resident conductor. In 1987 he became Chief Conductor of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and its Artistic Director. He also conducted orchestras in Britain, Hong Kong and the Boston and Chicago symphony orchestras. In March 1991 he told the media that he had AIDS but was determined to continue conducting and on September 2nd 1991 he conducted the Australia Opera's new production of Richard Strauss's Der Rosenkavalier "a production that had been staged virtually for Challender to conduct" (from the SMH obituary). The General Manager of the Australia Council, Mr Max Bourke, said that Challender was the first truly international conductor Australia has had (see obituary Weekend Australian). -
Visit the page Byron Clayton and Alan Rivers - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of Byron Clayton and Alan Rivers, 'Byron Alan', cotton / paint / rubber / leather / synthetic, made by Therese O'Leary and Annette Gunnis, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 1992 Large rectangular quilt panel, landscape orientation. Top left side 'BYRON' machine.appliquéd in leather, synthetic and cotton fabrics. Inside the letter 'B' is a white label with 'Byron designer' printed in black appliquéd lettering Two rubber army vehicles replicas attached below. Rectangular off white panel attached with embroidered titles of plays and musicals. To the right is a square shaped panel with a fashion design figure embroidered in black. To the right is a printed copy of a United States resident alien card. Below is a pair of pale green cotton Parsens Meares team running shorts. Top Right 'ALAN' is machine appliquéd in synthetic, cotton and leather fabrics. A black cotton T shirt is sewn to the panel backing. The shirt has a painted pink triangle with 'Pink Panther Patrol Patrulla.' At the bottom right hand corner is a black and white photograph of Byron and Alan.