Since 1987, the quilt has played an important role in commemorating aids victims in the United States and Europe. In recent years, HIV has become less lethal in Europe and therefore fewer quilts have been created. In light of this, the Flemish association Sensoa decided to donate their quilt collection to the MAS. The quilts are unique, poignant memorial cloths for the victims of aids.
Melbourne AIDS Memorial Quilt Included In Victorian Heritage Register - Star Observer
Washington, DC, USA, Crowd, 1st AIDS March on Washington, Demonstration, Names Project, Aids Memorial Quilts display, 1980s, US AIDS epidemic Stock Photo - Alamy
SA AIDS Memorial Quilts
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You Can Now Explore All 48,000 Panels of the AIDS Memorial Quilt Online, Smart News
The National AIDS Memorial Quilt remembers a generation lost to disease and prejudice – The Seahawk
AIDS Memorial Quilts – World AIDS Day Hawai'i
AIDS Memorial Quilt to Return Home to San Francisco - The New York Times
World AIDS Day 2020 and the virtual AIDS Memorial Quilt – Emory Libraries Blog
Aids Memorial Quilts
AIDS Memorial Quilts at The Gund Gallery - Independent Curators International
