In an exciting development, LINK is thrilled to announce the upcoming Art is Hope auction, a digital adaptation of their traditional charity art sale. This event is specifically designed to benefit AIDES, a leading organization in the fight against AIDS and hepatitis in France and Europe. Given the current global pandemic, the event, titled Art is Hope (from home), serves as a reminder of the critical need to continue the fight against HIV infections.
Amidst the ongoing health crisis, LINK has reaffirmed its unwavering dedication to eradicating the AIDS epidemic. The organization remains steadfast in its commitment to ensuring that future generations are spared the challenges faced by many individuals in France and around the world. The digital auction will feature a stunning collection of contemporary American artwork, including pieces by renowned artists such as James Krone, Steve Roden, Zoe Williams, April Street, and Sean Patrick Watters, among others.
Scheduled to kick off on Tuesday, July 21, the online auction has garnered immense appreciation from LINK towards the talented artists and galleries curated by René-Julien Praz for their generous donations. Proceeds from the sale will be channeled towards supporting AIDES, a longstanding ally in providing assistance to those affected by HIV/AIDS and hepatitis, working to prevent new infections, and advocating for the rights of vulnerable populations.
This initiative underscores LINK’s ongoing commitment to social responsibility and its dedication to supporting those in need. By harnessing the power of art, the organization aims to raise awareness and funds to address the widespread health challenges posed by HIV/AIDS and hepatitis. Through Art is Hope (from home), LINK strives to make a meaningful impact in the ongoing battle against these critical issues, bringing together artists, collectors, and supporters in a shared mission.
To learn more about the Art is Hope auction and how you can participate, visit their website here. For more information about AIDES and their vital work in combating HIV/AIDS and hepatitis, visit their official website here.
