Fine Art at a Fine Event

Alongside amazing performances from Level 42 and legendary rock band The Who, guests also enjoyed some fantastic fine art in the form of an exhibition by Pop art phenomenon Mr Brainwash, held in the stylish and decadent 1871 Bar, while sipping on champagne and enjoying delicious food. Here they had the chance to view and purchase vibrant limited editions and original paintings outside of the gallery setting and enjoy seeing them brought to life in an extra special venue.

Supporting The Teenage Cancer Trust

Clarendon Fine Art have collaborated with much-loved artist Mr Brainwash to produce a vibrant and colourful new limited-edition print, ‘Turn Up the Love’, which celebrates the love, hope and positivity that the Teenage Cancer Trust concerts bring to so many people. We were honoured to have Kelly Scott, Head of Youth Work and Programmes, join us at the event to tell us about The Teenage Cancer Trust and the important work that they do. A percentage of the sales from this special artwork, and the exhibition at the Royal Albert Hall, will be donated directly to the charity.

About the Artwork

‘Turn Up the Love’ is a framed silkscreen print on paper measuring 20 x 20” and available as a limited edition of 49. This contemporary artwork celebrates Britain’s most iconic cultural institution, the beautiful Royal Albert Hall as well as the important work of The Teenage Cancer Trust, all in the artist’s unmistakable style, with the London landmark adorned with colourful street art style slogans and familiar motifs celebrating, love, positivity and hope.

View Mr Brainwash’s ‘Turn Up the Love’

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