20 Apr. 2023: You are invited to our fundraising art auction on Thursday 4th May, 6-9pm
Bridewell Hall, St Bride Foundation, 14 Bride Lane, Fleet Street, London EC4Y 8EQ.
The auction will be accompanied by a performance by Simon Lamb, poet and storyteller. Light refreshments will be available, including artisan beer created by Pope’s Yard Brewery. Doors will open at 6pm with Simon Lamb, the auction commences at 6.30pm. Please help us to assess catering requirements by booking a free ticket via our website ticket button, https://frogmore-paper-mill.arttickets.org.uk/ or search on ArtTickets.
Artworks can be viewed on https://www.frogmorepapermill.org.uk/art-auction/
Artists include: Mike Barfield, Jane Barnett, Steve Bell, Akash Bhatt, Su Blackwell, Zoe Bradley, Fiona Chivers, Wilbur Dawbarn, Nicola Dobrowolski, Juliet Forrest, Lisa and Peter Fretwell, Martin Frost, Julia Fullerton - Batten, Josh Gluckstein, Kate Hipkiss, John Humphrey, Judith Hurst, Karen Iredale-Lucas, Kate Kato, Naomi Kendall, Simon Lamb, Graham Lester, Moorcroft Pottery, Chris Packham, Paperboyo, Jonathon Porritt, Guy Portelli, Chris Riddell, Zoom Rockman, Rachel Shaw-Ashton, David Shrigley, Jamie Sigler, Andy Singleton, Richard Smitheman, Jim Stoten, Sloan Tomlinson, Michael Trew, Mark Waters, Rosie Wellesley, David Wightman, Gary Wing, Hercule van Wolfwinkle, Huaicun Zhang and more.
This list is not exhaustive. We are continuing to add artworks. All artwork may be viewed on our website which will be regularly updated as images are received, so do check it out more than once! The auction webpage has an online form attached if you should wish to make a bid and cannot attend on 4th May. The highest bid by webform will hold if not out-bid at the live auction, on 4th May. All bids are considered as commitment to purchase the specified piece. As much original artwork as possible will be on display at the St Bride Foundation from 3pm Friday 28th April. We very much hope you can join us.
Please share this invitation with everyone you know. This event is in aid of the restoration of Frogmore Paper Mill after the devastating fire of January 2022. Paper is vital to us all and Frogmore is where machine made paper was born in 1803!