16 November – 2 December 2025 | Online with Givergy
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Sunday 16th & Monday 17th November 11am - 4pm
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Art on a Postcard holds Final Postcard Auction for The Hepatitis C Trust
“This Is Dedicated To The One I Love"
Guest curated by Lauren Estelle Jones
After 11 years, Art on a Postcard will host its final postcard auction in support of The Hepatitis C Trust, a moment that marks the end of an extraordinary era. Guest curator Lauren Estelle Jones has invited over 50 artists to create new works in the format of a postcard, a small vessel for something vast. Taking inspiration from The Mama’s & The Papa’s song Dedicated to the One I Love, the project asks artists to send a visual message to someone they love, either in the present or as a fragment returned to the past. Each postcard becomes a letter of devotion, memory, and becoming - a delicate bridge between lives that have been lived and those still being dreamt up.
This farewell auction also celebrates the achievements of The Hepatitis C Trust. Since its founding in 2002, the charity has grown from a small patient-led organisation leading the call for the elimination of hepatitis C into a national, peer-led service delivering tailored support to some of the most marginalised communities. Thanks to this pioneering work, the UK now stands on the brink of becoming one of the first countries in the world to eliminate hepatitis C.
Lauren Estelle Jones is the co-founder of the contemporary art organisations Art Barter and Alteria Art and acts as an independent curator, consultant, and advisor. She works internationally to initiate projects featuring emerging and established contemporary artists across creative disciplines, with a focus on visual art and music. Jones has worked closely with over 800 artists throughout her career and has selected 53 to participate in this auction, ensuring that there is a mix of established names alongside emerging talent, as is typical of her practice that aims to democratise the way that people experience art.
Banner: LJ, Lypiatt, April 2024, ©DanChadwick
