A Collective Response Through Art
The Together for Palestine Fund Art Auction is a remarkable initiative that unites the creative talents of renowned artists to uplift humanitarian efforts in Gaza. Artists like Brian Eno, Jeremy Deller, Es Devlin, Nan Goldin, and the architectural duo Elias & Yousef Anastas, founders of AAU ANASTAS, have generously contributed works to raise critical funds aimed at providing humanitarian relief. This event showcases how art can serve as both a tool for fundraising and a powerful collective gesture of support.
Organized in collaboration with Choose Love, the auction aims to mobilize resources and direct them toward emergency support for those in need. It allows art enthusiasts—whether seasoned collectors or first-time bidders—to engage in philanthropy through a platform that’s easy to navigate. Each work is displayed with contextual background and estimated values, ensuring that everyone feels included in the process of giving. The Together for Palestine initiative promotes an atmosphere of openness and accessibility, inviting the public to participate actively in this noble cause.
The artwork will be open to the public in a free exhibition at Hope 93 Gallery, Eastcastle St, Central London, from March 27th to April 9th, 2026.
Brian Eno, Seeing Through to Sky, 2025
Artists Contributing to the Auction
Among the distinguished contributors to the Together for Palestine Fund auction, Brian Eno stands out with a piece that exemplifies his fascination with generative systems and ambient experiences. His artworks often embody a calm intensity, shaping how viewers perceive color and duration over time.
Jeremy Deller presents a socially engaged work that conveys the essence of collective memory and public life. His contribution resonates with the auction’s ethos, serving as a reminder of shared histories while addressing immediate humanitarian needs through artistic expression.
Jeremy Deller, The Constant Buzz of a Drone, 2026
Artists Es Devlin and Nan Goldin further diversify the range of perspectives and media represented in this auction. Es Devlin often straddles the worlds of performance and installation, and her contribution is sensitive to the interaction between space and viewer, capturing the essence of community even within the digital confines of an auction platform.
Goldin is celebrated for her emotionally charged photography, a result of her decades-long commitment to documenting intimate communities. Her piece in this auction offers an immediate sense of belonging, reinforcing the idea that art can both provoke thought and inspire action.
Es Devlin, Redraw The Edges of Yourself, 2024
The inclusion of Elias & Yousef Anastas adds an architectural presence to this auction. Renowned for their work with AAU ANASTAS, the Palestinian architects and designers focus on material research and the socio-political narrative surrounding construction in Palestine. Their contribution underscores the significance of the built environment as a vital aspect of cultural continuity, particularly in adverse circumstances.
This auction features a total of thirty-nine artworks, each acting as a piece of a larger exhibition that exists both online and in relation to the real-life conditions faced by those in Gaza. The Together for Palestine Fund not only serves as a vehicle for resource mobilization but also catalyzes a profound conversation about the role of art in urgent moments of crisis.
Nan Goldin, Holy sheep, Rathmullen, Ireland, 2002
Elias & Yousef Anastas, Aqd il Taqaneh, 2024