Art on a Postcard x St Wilfrid's Hospice Auction
Bidding open 14 September - 3 October | Online with The Auction Collective
Bid Now: Postcards Part I
Bid Now: Postcards Part II
Bid Now: Paintings & Ceramics
Due to the overwhelming number of donations from artists keen to support this cause, we have made the decision to split the artwork between three auctions. In addition to our signature postcard auctions, we are introducing a special segment featuring larger pieces — an array of paintings and ceramics, generously contributed by renowned artists and dedicated supporters including Emma Mason. To be a part of this special event, please remember to register separately for each auction.
We are honoured to showcase works by distinguished artists like Sir Grayson Perry, Vanessa Jackson, and Mali Morris, to name a few. This curated selection also celebrates local connections with pieces from artists Mick Rooney, Lothar Götz, and Harold Mockford, all with deep ties to the region.
Joining the remarkable roster are artists known internationally, nationally, and emerging talents such as Winston Branch, Pam Glew, and Millicent Straker. Many artworks reflect the unique character of Eastbourne and the surroundings, bringing the local spirit alive.
This event holds a personal significance for Gemma, as St Wilfrid’s Hospice lovingly cared for her father in his last days, offering immeasurable support to her family. Gemma recalls the hospice team’s daily visits as a source of great comfort and the ability they granted her father to maintain his dignity in a familiar environment.
Inspired by their personal journey and the hospice’s unwavering support, Gemma is eager to give back through AOAP, assisting others to receive the same level of compassionate care.
Join us in this noble cause; together, we can help many more families find peace, support, and exceptional care during life’s most challenging times. Let us carry forth the spirit of generosity, community, and the healing power of art.
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PARTICIPATING ARTISTS A-Z
Adele Aproh • Alex Foxton • Alexandra Beteeva • Alison Griffin • Anaja Hvastija Gaia • Anke Roder • Anna Pakosz • Ashley January • Blair Martin Cahill • Brooke Fitzsimons • Camilla Mihkelsoo • Carlos Quirarte • Carol Robertson • Caroline Cornelius • Cecil Touchon • Chloe S.Moncrieff • Christian Franzen • Christina Niederberger • Chrysa Kanari • Corbin Shaw • Craig Jefferson NEAC • Darren Reid • Daryl Waller • David Gamble • David Ryan • David Stubbs • Diane Meyer • Dianne Kaufman • Elena Njoabuzia Onwochei-Garcia • Emerson Pullman • Errol Theunissen • Eve Pettitt • Fiona Carver • Fiona Curran • Guillermo Martin Bermejo • Haitie Malcomson • Heidrun Rathgeb • Helen Latham • INKTERAKTIV aka Caro Clarke • Jacky Oliver • Jill Mandeng • Jim Brook • Jiro Osuga • Jochen Muhlenbrink • Johanna Seidel • John Luke Kent • Joseph Black • K.T. Kobel • Kate Lyddon • Kwaku Osei Owusu Achim • Laura Critchlow • Lily Hargreaves • Louisa Chambers • Luke Anthony Rooney • Lydia Merrett • Mahesh Baliga • Mandy El-Sayegh • Mandy Payne • Marcelle Hanselaar • Mark Entwisle • Martin Kerrison • Mary Blue • Mary Stephenson • Miya Ando • Mole Hill • Navot Miller • Nicki Mayne • Nicole Price • Nisha Duggal • Olha Pryymak • Orsola Zane • Paulina Archambault • Peter Newell - Price • Rachel Hobkirk • Rosalind Robinson RWA SWA • Rosanna Dean • Sarah Ball • Sarah Miska • Sarah Spackman • Sheila Rennick • Shelter Serra • Simon Burbidge • Sofya Tagor • Sona Asemani • Stephanie Noble • Tahnee Lonsdale • Tamara Dubnyckyj • Tamsin Relly • Temitope Adebowale • Toby Holmes • Waswo X Waswo • William Wright • Yuma Radne
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PLEASE DO NOT BID ON ARTWORK IN OUR ART ON A POSTCARD AUCTIONS IF YOU INTEND ON SELLING THE ARTWORK AFTER YOU HAVE PURCHASED IT. THIS AUCTION HAS BEEN ORGANISED FOR CHARITY AND ALL ARTWORKS HAVE BEEN GENEROUSLY DONATED BY THE ARTISTS TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE HEPATITIS C TRUST. WHEN THE WORK PRODUCED FOR THE CHARITY IS SOLD ON THE SECONDARY MARKET IT DAMAGES OUR RELATIONSHIP WITH THE ARTIST AND PREVENTS US FROM FUNDRAISING.