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WestPride Archives > Records

WAAC Clean Needle Poster

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c. 1990 - 1999

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WestPride Archives Poster Collection

Overview

Paper and ink.
Yellow background, brown border
Three mice pointing to syringe with text "that could make you feel good but ..."
and to needle "the shared bit could kill you"
Class'n:DOCUMENTS/Posters

Historical information

Poster produced in the 1990s, reproduced in 2005 for WAAC 20th anniversary exhibition.
Designer Tim Clapin, printed with the assistance of Curtin Senior Hogh School
WestPride Archives poster collection.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-221-QAOB3657/2025.WA.23

Item type

Themes

LGBTQI+
Social History

Material

Width

340 mm

Height or length

470 mm

Depth

1 mm

Contextual Information

Commisioned by WAAC,1990s.

Place made

Australia

Year

WestPride Archives

WestPride Archives

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