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Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of 'Kim Raymond Rippon' (Kimbo), synthetic textile / ribbon, maker unknown, Australia, about 1994 Rectangular quilt panel, portrait orientation, with a background of multi-coloured, vertic…
Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of 'Kim Raymond Rippon' (Kimbo), synthetic textile / ribbon, maker unknown, Australia, about 1994 Rectangular quilt panel, portrait orientation, with a background of multi-coloured, vertically striped metallic thread textile. This is bordered with black ribbon embroidered in bright pink thread, with: on top 'Born 21st October 1960'; on the left hand side 'Thanks for Memories / Love Rachel'; on the right hand side 'Kim Raymond Rippon (Kimbo)'; on the bottom 'Died 11th November 1994'.
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Visit the page ‘Ralph’ - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Rectangular quilt panel, landscape orientation on a cream background of pre-quilted textile. The centrepiece is a long-sleeved polo shirt with maroon, blue and white stripes and a white collar. There is a bundle of red and rainbow coloured AIDS ribbons sewn and pinned to the shirt with a safety pin. Placed around the shirt in multi-coloured painted letters is 1954 - 1994 / 'brothers, sisters and all that knew him' / 'loving memory of Ralph (Spuds) love you lots, Mum, + o x'. On the left side of the panel is a machine appliqued beige vase shape decorated with a colourful representation of a clown with two white plastic heart buttons on his chest. In the vase is a flower with a long stem and two leaves made out of various floral textiles decorated with paint. There are three butterflies made out of sequins, beads and paint in the left and right top corners, and fabric flags of Australia and the United States in the top right-hand corner. Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt Block Number 109. -
Visit the page ‘Chris’ - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of 'Chris', cotton / synthetic textile / wool / silk / felt / plastic / metal, maker unknown, Australia, about 1997 Rectangular quilt panel, portrait orientation, cream background with top and bottom borders of textile printed with shells. There is a large diamond shape outlined in rainbow ribbon. In the centre of the diamond shape is a central rectangular panel in a 'Ken Done' style of painting of Sydney Harbour with the bridge and Opera House and the words 'Sydney Best Address on Earth'. On the right side of this are two large, hand appliqued, flower shapes edged with red paint and decorated with plastic jewels. Down the left side of the panel is an irregular shaped strip of colourful fabric. On the top right of the panel is a plastic cat brooch sewn and glued on. Above the panel is a diagonally placed strip of dark blue textile with a top border of blue and white with the words 'Ballina' and the date '3.1.95' in red paint. On either side of this strip are two large hand appliqued dark red silk flowers with several black ink dots in the centre. To the right is a multicoloured triangle with a crescent moon and star, and two wavy lines painted on in silver and blue glitter paint. There is a plastic jewel glued onto the top of the triangle. The four corners contain machine and hand appliqued images including: a vest with red bow tie and gold treble clef decoration; several musical notes; a cocktail glass and a piano; three small rectangles made of the background textile with appliqued details cut from the border material of shells, and a sea horse with the words and dates 27.1.47 / Chris / Aquarius hanging from rainbow ribbons with a gold metal sea horse; a fern shape cut out of textile with superimposed cutout butterflies and birds glued on; a crocheted square in two shades of blue with a yellow felt sun and a glued on dark blue bird shape; underneath this is a white rectangle with a border and the words Lennox Head machine appliqued in yellow ribbon. -
Visit the page ‘Anthony’ - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of 'Anthony', synthetic textile / metal, made by Willy and Kevin, Australia, about 1996 Rectangular quilt panel, portrait orientation, red background with a central rectangular cream patch on which is a red square embroidered in gold thread with the words 'ANTHONY / He lived / He loved / He died / Willy & Kevin'. There is a safety pin in the lower right hand corner of the cream patch. -
Visit the page Kenneth Clark - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of 'Kenneth Clark', cotton / synthetic textile / wool / plastic / metal, various makers, Victoria, Australia, about 1998 Rectangular quilt panel, landscape orientation, backed. Black velvet background with an inner border of tartan ribbon. Inside the tartan border are the name KENNETH CLARK in gold glitter paint, the dates 18.12.54 and 1.11.94 in red sequins and a fabric photograph of a man bordered in tartan fabric. Next to this is the green pocket from a school uniform with the letters UHS. To the right of this is a circular patch in red with the McDonald's logo in yellow. Down the left hand side and across the bottom of the panel are the words: art / music / books / friendship / laughter in script picked out in holographic sequins. There are plastic 'diamonds' as point dots before each of these words. In the centre of the bottom of the panel is sewn a group of artificial flowers, two red and two white, with metal stems. There are several groups of three sequins and one black button sewn on randomly. -
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Visit the page ‘Bruce’ - Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt panel Quilt panel, part of Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt, in memory of 'Bruce', cotton / synthetic textile / padding / glue, maker unknown, Australia, about 1993 Rectangular quilt panel, portrait orientation on a black silk background with a large machined appliqued vase of flowers. There are ten three-dimensional, hand crafted, appliqued flowers including strelitzia, arum lily, rose, chrysanthemum, daffodil and orchids in various colours and textiles. At the bottom of the panel is a pair of navy knitted socks embroidered in gold coloured chain stitch with the word Bruce and the dates 3.2.65 to 2.10.93. In each corner is a maroon AIDS ribbon but the one on upper right corner is not visible as it has been folded under when the panel was sewn onto the quilt. There are more maroon ribbons on each side of the vase.