Voices of solidarity gathered through art

39 world-renowned artists, including Brian Eno, Nan Goldin, Es Devlin, and Jeremy Deller, donated works to a joint auction to support humanitarian aid in the Gaza Strip. This event, named 'Together for Palestine Fund Art Auction', is being held in collaboration with the refugee support organization 'Choose Love', and all proceeds will be used for emergency relief efforts.

The auction works will be on display for free at the Hope 93 Gallery on Eastcastle Street, central London, from March 27 to April 9, 2026. The online auction platform is designed to provide easy access not only to professional collectors but also to the general public participating in an auction for the first time by providing the estimated winning bid price and context explanation for each piece.

Participating artists and the meaning of their works

Brian Eno submitted his 2025 work ‘Seeing Through to Sky’. The quiet intensity unique to his visual work, which focuses on generative systems and ambient sensations, is melted into the flow of color and time.

Jeremy Deller presents the 2026 film 'The Constant Buzz of a Drone'. His socially engaged approach to exploring collective memory and public life is in line with the spirit of solidarity of this auction.

S Devlin's 2024 work 'Redraw The Edges of Yourself' reflects his work world that moves between performance and installation. A delicate sense of space and audience is alive even within the format of a digital auction.

Jen Goldin submitted 'Holy sheep, Rathmullen, Ireland', filmed in Rathmullen, Ireland in 2002. Having documented close-knit communities for decades, his photographs convey immediate and personal emotions, reinforcing the nature of auctions where reflection and action coexist.

Elias & Yousef Anastas are the founders of the Palestinian architecture studio AAU ANASTAS and are artists who have focused on materials research and the politics of construction in Palestine. Their participation reminds us that the built environment can be a place of cultural continuity even under pressure.

The intersection of art and crisis response

This auction is more than just a fundraising event, it is also a cultural gesture that asks what role art can play in urgent situations. The 39 works exist in a distributed space called online, but refer to the situation on the ground. Organizers said they hoped the auction would serve as a venue for mobilizing resources while continuing the conversation about the social role of art.