For four decades, it’s been an enduring symbol of the AIDS epidemic. Now a section of the famous National AIDS Memorial Quilt ...

with laptops available to interact with the more than 50,000 quilts in the National AIDS Memorial. "This is the first local display of the AIDS Quilt, considered the largest community art project ...

There were 124 sections of the quilt on the lawn to commemorate people who died due to AIDS-related illnesses. Conceived in 1985, the quilt made its public first appearance in 1987.

Not long after the World Health Organization designated COVID as a global pandemic and much of the world essentially shut ...

Displaying a memorial quilt, which celebrates the "forgotten" lives of people who died of Aids-related illnesses, will help "break the stigma" of the disease, a campaigner has said. The hand ...

Paula Wolfson looks at the AIDS Memorial Quilt panel she made to honor her close friend on Dec. 3, 2024. The quilt is currently on display at Avenidas in downtown Palo Alto. Photo by Anna Hoch-Kenney.

Juniper House also contributed to the AIDS Memorial Quilt displayed on the National Mall in October 1996. The house was build in 1902 as a single-family residence. Andrew Hathaway was found dead ...

Over the past 60 years, quilts have opposed the Vietnam War and nuclear proliferation and raised awareness for Black Lives Matter and American Indians. The groundbreaking AIDS Memorial Quilt ...