Dust Off launch photography sale in aid of War Child UK
A photographic print sale featuring over 150 highly collectable and noteworthy photographers from across the world will launch in October, with all proceeds going to War Child UK. Curated by Dust Off, the sale will feature work by a prestigious line-up that includes David Sims, David Bailey, Inez & Vinoodh, Anders Edström, Casper Sejersen, Venetia Scott, Carlijn Jacobs, Nadav Kander, Drew Vickers, Willy Vanderperre, Zhong Lin, Walter Pfeiffer and Tim Walker. All together over 150 photographers.
This is the first sale curated by Dust Off, who use the medium of photography to raise awareness and proceeds for humanitarian causes. It offers the opportunity to acquire a highly collectable piece from a diverse collective of exceptional photographers for just £125 in support of the vital work carried out by War Child.
This online sale runs throughout October and November, with all revenue from the sale donated to the work of War Child UK, a non-profit organisation that protects, advocates and stands up for the rights of children living through conflict across the world, from Afghanistan to Ukraine. Nancy Rohde and Elizabeth Norris teamed up in 2022 to create the first edition of Dust Off.
The Dust Off sale runs until Wednesday 30 November 2022. Prints are available to purchase online at https://dustoff.org.uk/ and each will be printed to the same specification.
Print Information Print size: 8 x11inches. Printed on Hahnemühle Pearl 285gsm. Unframed. All prints will be unsigned and available in an open edition for the duration of the fundraising period [3rd October – 30th November 2022] Price: £125
https://dustoff.org.uk/
www.warchild.org.uk
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