Highlighting all artistic initiatives created for a good cause

For its new We The Future campaign, Amplifier is inviting US students to think about the future of their country. The Seattle organization has engaged four artists to create eye-catching posters of ten young activists working to make the world a better place.

On February 14th, 2019, the Institut Curie will organize "Made For Curie", a charity auction supporting the fight against cancer. 34 artists generously donated an original work of art for the sale.

Tomorrow's Tigers is the new fundraising project organized by Artwise for WWF. By creating unique art rugs, 10 artists mobilized by the studio are trying to raise awareness towards the fate of wild tigers.

"100 years after ..." is French urban artist Christian Guémy's last exhibition. Also known as C215, he revisits twenty portraits of the Swiss painter Eugène Burnand for the benefit of ADO.

With his work "Love Letter", Pejac supports Clowns Without Borders, a non-for-profit organization born in Spain - like him - and which, through humor, offers psychological support to communities with trauma.

In 2018, the charitable and artistic initiative Secret 7” has launched a new form of fundraising to benefit Mind, an NGO working for the well-being of mentality ill persons. Named “Planar 1/1”, the project brings together ten international artists, including French illustrator and graphic designer Jean Jullien, around the personalization of turntables, intended for a charity auction.

At the initiative of graffiti artist and gallery owner Dean Stockton, aka D*Face, ten artists have joined forces with the Movember Foundation this month in a movement called "Against the Wall".

Well known for her very feminine works through the years, YZ has also been strongly involved with NGOs and associations on a voluntary basis.

Over the past two years, Zaria Forman has travelled with NASA science missions to capture the beauty of vulnerable landscapes. Tracking ice shifting, she documents climate change with hyperrealist pastel drawings.

British artist Marc Quinn invites refugees and volunteers to participate in the creation of Odyssey, a monument-work for the victims of war and violence in the world.

After a first tribute mural in 2011, JonOne renews its attachment to the Abbé Pierre Foundation in a new collaboration, with the support of the E. Leclerc group.