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Remember Their Names Name BookletFeaturing the names that accompany each quilt square for the AIDS quilt. The 40 pages of names are organized alphabetically and additionally feature…
Encoding? Quilts as signs, symbolsTyped notes of Eliane Hedges thoughts on quilts possessing practices of encoding though signs and symbols. Discussing Susan Roach work on kinship…
Quilt Project Petition: "Petition 2.0" The Quilt Project Petition: "Petition 2.0"; Showing Support for Codifying Roe v Wade in the State of Rhode Island details the quiltining project…
A Note to Our Friends in the MediaLetter to "Professionals in the media" from The NAMES Project about the power of language specifically attaining to the AIDS epidemic. The document…
Quilt Fact SheetHand out sheet written for Washington, D.C. display of the AIDS quilt October 8-9, 1988, included in The NAMES Project hand out folder, featuring…
NAMES Project Background InformationBackground information of the NAMES Project and the physical AIDs quilt itself.
Background information #1 explains the quilt, its history and…
WHIGS Defeat
AIDS Quilt
To A Friends HouseThe article follows the Gourmet Quilters, A quilters group of 15 women based in Orange County, California. The groups meet for four-hour quilting…
Investigation of coding within folk art and folk culture, and women's role in these coded forms of cultural production. Radar investigates and…
An explanation and investigation of the ‘secret language’ of needle work, prescribing and defining methods of encoding, hidden messages and…
Letters to the NAMES ProjectA selection of the thousands of letters that have been received by the organization from those who have made Quilt panels in memory of friends and…
Comments from the QuiltThis article details the multi- properties of a quilt contained within its materiality that exist beyond its purpose as bed linens. These themes are…