For a second year running Graffiti Street will be hosting a charity urban art
auction to tackle homelessness and together with your help they will be
able to make a difference.
For this year’s specially curated charity auction, street artists My Dog Sighs (UK), Pichi&Avo (ES), JPS (UK), Bisser (BE), Hunto (IT), Joachim (BE), Pahnl (UK), Nils Westergard (US), 3F (UK) and NME (UK) have all kindly contributed works of art.
The artworks will be auctioned off via GraffitStreet‘s brand new online auction platform, with all proceeds going to London Charity Streets of London (registered charity number 1155242).
You can start bidding on the auction today, 14th August 2016, at 15:00 EST – 20:00 GMT – 21:00 CET
The auction will last for one week and will end on Sunday the 21st August at 15:00 EST – 20:00 GMT – 21:00 CET
Streets of London Homelessness Charity funds specialist support for people who are homeless in London, and raises awareness about homelessness. Streets of London aims to shift perceptions and challenge some of the stereotypes about who homeless people are, and to increase general understanding about the issue and what can be done to tackle it.
For the full piece go here
For this year’s specially curated charity auction, street artists My Dog Sighs (UK), Pichi&Avo (ES), JPS (UK), Bisser (BE), Hunto (IT), Joachim (BE), Pahnl (UK), Nils Westergard (US), 3F (UK) and NME (UK) have all kindly contributed works of art.
The artworks will be auctioned off via GraffitStreet‘s brand new online auction platform, with all proceeds going to London Charity Streets of London (registered charity number 1155242).
You can start bidding on the auction today, 14th August 2016, at 15:00 EST – 20:00 GMT – 21:00 CET
The auction will last for one week and will end on Sunday the 21st August at 15:00 EST – 20:00 GMT – 21:00 CET
Streets of London Homelessness Charity funds specialist support for people who are homeless in London, and raises awareness about homelessness. Streets of London aims to shift perceptions and challenge some of the stereotypes about who homeless people are, and to increase general understanding about the issue and what can be done to tackle it.
For the full piece go here
